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Instructions for a lab assignment in computer architecture (cpsc 5155) where students are required to implement a full adder using only and, or, and not gates using the multimedia tool by softronix, inc. Notes, diagrams, and a screen shot of the initial setup. Students are expected to complete the circuit and create a table for the input and output of the full adder.
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The purpose of this lab is to implement a full adder using only AND, OR, and NOT gates. You are to use the Multimedia tool by Softronix, Inc. Here is the circuit that you are to implement. It is taken from my lecture notes. There are a few modifications that are worth note. NOTES: 1. You will need three switches, one each for inputs A, B, and C.
Here is the final circuit. It is messy but the simulation works. Your assignment is to complete the circuit above, just as I have and then complete a write–up. The write–up should include a table, of eight rows and five columns. The headings should be Top Switch, Middle Switch, Bottom Switch, Top LED, and Bottom LED. Each switch position should be indicated as either ON or OFF and each LED should be indicated as ON or OFF. Here are the first two rows of the table. Top Switch Middle Switch Bottom Switch Top LED Bottom LED OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF Complete the table and submit this (probably in a MS–Word document) along with the LGI file from the Multimedia Logic simulator. Good luck. P.S. – I never needed the node tool.