Digital logic gates operate at a single voltage level.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

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False.

Digital logic gates do not operate at a single voltage level; rather, they typically have defined voltage levels for logic '0' and logic '1'. These voltage levels can vary depending on the technology used (TTL, CMOS, etc.). For instance, in TTL logic, a common standard is that a voltage of 0V to approximately 0.8V represents a logic '0', while a voltage of around 2V to 5V represents a logic '1'. In CMOS technology, logic levels can also vary widely but generally require different thresholds to differentiate between logic states. Therefore, stating that digital logic gates operate at a single voltage level is inaccurate.