How many outputs does an AND gate logic circuit typically have?

An AND gate logic circuit typically has one output. The function of an AND gate is to output a high signal (logic 1) only when all of its input signals are high. Regardless of how many inputs the AND gate has, it will always produce only one output signal. This output is determined by the logical AND operation, where the output becomes true if and only if all the inputs are true.

In digital electronics, a simplified view of the AND gate can be thought of as a device that "adds" truth: you only receive a true output when every input confirms that truth. Thus, regardless of the number of inputs being used in a specific implementation—be it two, three, or even more—the end result remains that there is just a single output from the gate.