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The document outlines Assignment #2 for EE303 Digital System, focusing on minterm/maxterm expansion. It includes tasks such as finding minterm expressions for given functions, analyzing a switching circuit's output conditions, simplifying truth table expressions, and implementing a full subtracter. Additionally, it discusses the advantages of a 4-bit ripple borrow subtractor over a 4-bit subtractor using a ripple carry adder.

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The document outlines Assignment #2 for EE303 Digital System, focusing on minterm/maxterm expansion. It includes tasks such as finding minterm expressions for given functions, analyzing a switching circuit's output conditions, simplifying truth table expressions, and implementing a full subtracter. Additionally, it discusses the advantages of a 4-bit ripple borrow subtractor over a 4-bit subtractor using a ripple carry adder.

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<2025 Spring: EE303 Digital System>

Assignment #2: Minterm/Maxterm Expansion

1. Given F1 = Σ m(0, 4, 5, 6) and F2 = Σ m(0, 3, 6, 7) find the minterm expression


for F1 + F2. State a general rule for finding the expression for F1 + F2 given
the minterm expansions for F1 and F2.

2. A switching circuit has four inputs as shown in Fig. 1. A and B represent the
first and second bits of a binary number N1. C and D represent the first and
second bits of a binary number N2. The output is to be 1 only if the product
N1×N2 is less than or equal to 2. Find the minterm expansion for F.

Fig. 1

3. For the truth table below, find the simplest expression for F1, and specify
the values for the don’t-cares that lead to this expression.

4. Implement a full subtracter using a minimum number of gates. Describe the


advantage of the 4-bit ripple borrow subtractor compared with the 4-bit
subtractor using a 4-bit ripple carry adder.

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