Question: Using the DC operating conditions from the following table, give the noise margin HIGH ( NMH ) for the 7 4 LS logic family. DC

Using the DC operating conditions from the following table, give the noise margin HIGH (NMH) for the 74 LS logic family.
DC Operating Conditions for a Sample of 7400 Series Logic Families
\table[[\table[[Logic],[Family]],Year,DC Operating Condition,\table[[Speed],[(MHz)]]],[Vcc,VOHmax,VOHmin,Volmax,Volmin,VIHmax,VIHmin,VILmax,VILmin,Icc,Iomax (H/L)],[Orig.(TTL),1964,+5,+5,+2.4,+0.4,GND,+5,+2,+0.8,GND,40m,-4/+16m,25],[LS (TTL),1976,+5,+5,+2.4,+0.4,GND,+5,+2,+0.8,GND,8.8m,-4+8m,40],[HC (CMOS),1982,+2-6,Vcc,0.8*VCC,0.33,GND,VCC,0.7*Vcc,0.3*Vcc,GND,40u,+/-25m,50],[AC (CMOS),1985,+2-6,VCc,0.8*Vcc,0.33,GND,Vcc,0.7*Vcc,0.3*Vcc,GND,80u,+/-50m,125]]
Note 1: All voltage specifications have units of volts. All current specifications have units of amps.
Note 2: The V0 and V1 specifications for the AC and HC logic families are worst case and vary depending on the Vcc selection and the output current.
Note 3: All specifications are given for the commercial temperature range (74 series).
Using the DC operating conditions from the

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