Since the specific electrical network diagram is missing from the question, we deduce the equivalent gate based on the provided probable answer. An electrical network equivalent to a NOR gate typically consists of two switches connected in parallel with each other, and this combination is placed in parallel with the output load. If either switch A or switch B is closed (logic 1), the current bypasses the load (short circuit), resulting in zero voltage across the load (logic 0). The output is high (logic 1) only when both switches are open (logic 0). This truth table (Output = 1 only when A=0 and B=0) corresponds to a NOR gate.