The Tabler logic xnor icon depicts the XNOR (exclusive NOR) boolean logic gate, commonly used in UIs to represent conditional logic, comparisons, or advanced logical operations.
Common uses
- Representing a conditional exclusion rule.
- Indicating a 'match' or 'equivalence' state.
- Symbolizing complex boolean operations in a diagram.
Use it in React
Install
npm i @tabler/icons-reactImport & render
import { IconLogicXnor } from '@tabler/icons-react';
<IconLogicXnor size={24} stroke={2} />Details
- Library
- Tabler (5,093 icons)
- License
- MIT
- viewBox
0 0 24 24- Category
- Logic
- Keywords
- gatetechnologyelectiricalitlogicxnorbooleanoperationreasoningconditionalboolean xnorconditional gateequivalence logicexclusive nor
FAQ
- What does the XNOR gate represent?
- An XNOR gate outputs true only if both inputs are the same (both true or both false). It's the inverse of the XOR gate.
- How do I use this icon in React?
- Import it from '@tabler/icons-react' like this: import { IconLogicXnor } from '@tabler/icons-react'; then use it as <IconLogicXnor />.
- What is the license for this icon?
- The Tabler icons, including logic-xnor, are available under the MIT license.
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