for standard TTL family IIH = 40 μA, IOH = –400 μA, IIL = 1.6 mA, and IOL = 16mA what is fan out?*1 point10

Fan out is a term that refers to the maximum number of digital inputs that the output of a single logic gate can feed. Most TTL gates can feed up to 10 similar gates.

The fan out is calculated by dividing the output current of one gate by the input current of the gate it is feeding.

For TTL logic gates, the fan out can be calculated for both the high and low logic levels.

For the high logic level (logic 1), the fan out is calculated as follows:

Fan out (high) = |IOH| / IIH = |–400 μA| / 40 μA = 10

For the low logic level (logic 0), the fan out is calculated as follows:

Fan out (low) = IOL / |IIL| = 16 mA / |1.6 mA| = 10

So, the fan out for both high and low logic levels is 10.