Combinatorial logic

Combinatorial logic is a type of digital circuitry that makes decisions based solely on its current inputs, producing an immediate output without memory of past states. It uses components like logic gates (AND, OR, NOT) to process input signals and generate specific results. This forms the foundation of digital devices, enabling them to perform calculations, make choices, and control operations efficiently. Essentially, combinatorial logic combines inputs in predefined ways to produce outputs, functioning as the fundamental building blocks for complex digital systems such as computers and communication devices.