Principles of Combinational Logic

 

v          Combinational logic

Y1 = F1 (X0, … XN)

 

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v          Sequential logic

 

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v          Canonical Forms

 

Definition:

-Each term must contain all available input variables.

 

Formats:

- Sum of min. terms (A product term that contains all variables)

- Product of max. terms (A sum term that contains all variables)

 

- Canonical expressions contain redundancies.

 

Used for:

- Converting logic from one form to another. (NAND à NOR)

- Eliminating hazards.

- Simplification with Karnaugh maps.