Logic-circuit
noun, Computers.
1.
a circuit designed to perform complex functions defined in terms of elementary functions of mathematical logic.
noun
1.
an electronic circuit used in computers to perform a logical operation on its two or more input signals. There are six basic circuits, the AND, NOT, NAND, OR, NOR, and exclusive OR circuits, which can be combined into more complex circuits
logic circuit
A computer switching circuit, consisting of one or more logic gates, used to process digital information such as computer instructions and data.
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