Two voltage given as -2 V and -1 V in positive logic convention represent:

Concept:

The terms positive logic and negative logic refer to two conventions that tell the relationship between logical values and the voltages used to represent them.

1. Logic 0  is always used to represent false and logic 1 is always used to represent true in Boolean Algebra.

2. Positive Logic Convention:

In this, the more positive potential is considered to represent true or logic 1, and the more negative potential is considered to represent false or logic 0.

3. Negative Logic Convention:

In this, the more negative potential is considered to represent true or logic 1, and the more positive potential is considered to represent false or logic 0.

Calculation:

Two voltages are given -2 V and -1 V

As we have to represent them in the positive logic convention:

-2 V will represent logic 0 as it is more negative and

-1 V will represent logic 1.

Hence option (3) is the correct answer.

Important Points

NMOS uses positive logic Convention

PMOS uses negative logic Convention.