What is the output of an AND gate when both inputs are true?

An AND gate is a fundamental digital logic gate that operates on two or more inputs and produces an output based on the logical conjunction of those inputs. The specific function of an AND gate is to output a true value only when all of its inputs are true.

When both inputs to the AND gate are in the true state (often represented as 1), the gate evaluates the conjunction of these inputs, resulting in a true output. This means that for an AND gate, if both inputs are true, the output must also be true. In binary logic, this is represented as 1. Consequently, an AND gate only outputs false (0) if at least one of its inputs is false.

In this scenario, since both inputs are confirmed true, the output is correctly determined to be true (1).