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Class note #3
By Dr. Frank X. Li
ECEN 3733 Digital Circuit
Design
Minterm
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Class Notes on K-Map Technique for Digital Circuit Design, Lecture notes of Digital Systems Design
These class notes by dr. Frank x. Li cover the k-map method for simplifying boolean expressions in ecen 3733 digital circuit design. The notes explain the concept of k-map, its visual representation, and the process of determining prime implicants and minimum expressions. The notes also mention the concept of essential prime implicants and don't care minterms.
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Class note
By Dr. Frank X. Li
ECEN 3733 Digital Circuit
Design
Minterm
K-Map
- K-Map is a systematic approach for simplify Boolean Expressions.
- K-Map can be used up to 5 input variables. Maximum of 6 input variables are used in practice.
- K-Map is a visual representation of a truth table.
- Expressions in K-maps are most commonly expressed in sum of products form.
- Adjacent 1’s can be “paired off” n Reductions in the expressions, pairs may be adjacent horizontally or vertically 2 - variable K-Map
Prime Implicants Determination of Minimum Expressions
Essential Prime Implicants Don’t Care Minterms