Logic Gates using OP-AMP

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Building Logic gates using Op-amp 
1.AND gate using op-amp:circuit diagram
Check out the above circuit
At inverting input of opamp a reference voltage of 3.75 is given which is approximately 3/4th of Logic 1 i.e 5V
So that it can operate well like AND logic.

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