This document contains exercises from a digital logic course. The first exercise provides a circuit and asks the student to (1) find the Boolean function, (2) simplify the function, and (3) evaluate complexity reduction. The second exercise provides a Boolean expression and asks the student to (1) draw the gate diagram, (2) simplify the expression, (3) draw the simplified diagram, and (4) evaluate reduction. The document provides guidance and space for the student to show their work.
This document contains exercises from a digital logic course. The first exercise provides a circuit and asks the student to (1) find the Boolean function, (2) simplify the function, and (3) evaluate complexity reduction. The second exercise provides a Boolean expression and asks the student to (1) draw the gate diagram, (2) simplify the expression, (3) draw the simplified diagram, and (4) evaluate reduction. The document provides guidance and space for the student to show their work.
c) Evaluate the complexity reduction after simplification:
• Consider number of gates, literals, and inputs only Gates Literals Inputs Before 5 6 10 After 3 4 6 Dr. Ahmad Kobeissi 5 Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.B.C’ + A’.C’.D + A.B’.C’ + B.C’.D + A’.D a. Draw the gate circuit diagram that corresponds to F • Assume that all inputs are available both un-complemented and complemented, and logic gates may have any number of inputs b. Simplify F using Boolean algebra to the minimum SOP c. Draw a simplified gate circuit based on new simplified expression of F d. Evaluate the reduction in digital design
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.B.C’ + A’.C’.D + A.B’.C’ + B.C’.D + A’.D a. Draw the gate circuit diagram that corresponds to F
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.B.C’ + A’.C’.D + A.B’.C’ + B.C’.D + A’.D a. Draw the gate circuit diagram that corresponds to F
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.B.C’ + A’.C’.D + A.B’.C’ + B.C’.D + A’.D b. Simplify F using Boolean algebra to the minimum SOP
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.B.C’ + A’.C’.D + A.B’.C’ + B.C’.D + A’.D b. Simplify F using Boolean algebra to the minimum SOP F= A.B.C’ + A’.C’.D + A.B’.C’ + B.C’.D + A’.D F= A.C’.(B + B’) + A’.D.(C’ + 1) + B.C’.D F= A.C’ + A’.D + B.C’.D F= A.C’ + A’.D (Consensus)
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.C’ + A’.D c. Draw a simplified gate circuit based on new simplified expression of F:
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.C’ + A’.D c. Draw a simplified gate circuit based on new simplified expression of F:
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.C’ + A’.D d. Evaluate the reduction in digital design: • Before simplification: • Gates: _, Level: _, Terms: _, Literals: _, Inputs: _ • After simplification: • Gates: _, Level: _, Terms: _, Literals: _, Inputs: _
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Exercise – 02 • Consider the Boolean expression: • F= A.C’ + A’.D d. Evaluate the reduction in digital design: • Before simplification: • Gates: 6, Level: 2, Terms: 5, Literals: 14, Inputs: 19 • After simplification: • Gates: 3, Level: 2, Terms: 2, Literals: 4, Inputs: 6