The term "wired AND" refers to:
A) wiring multiple outputs to an external AND gate to perform the desired AND function.
B) wiring multiple outputs to a common ground.
C) wiring multiple outputs to a common point. The common tie point performs the AND function.
D) wiring multiple outputs to an active LOW input OR gate to perform the AND function.

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The term "wired AND" refers to the technique of wiring multiple outputs to a common point, where the inherent electrical characteristics of the circuit perform the AND logic function without the need for an explicit AND gate. This is often used in open-collector or open-drain configurations.

The Term "Wired AND" Refers To