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DKT 122/3 DIGITAL SYSTEM 1

Explore basic combinational logic circuits and learn how to implement logic circuits from Boolean expressions and truth tables. Understand the universal properties of NAND and NOR gates and how to use them in combinational logic. Analyze logic circuits with pulse waveform inputs.

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DKT 122/3 DIGITAL SYSTEM 1

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  1. DKT 122/3DIGITAL SYSTEM 1 WEEK #7 COMBINATIONAL LOGIC ANALYSIS

  2. Topic Outlines • Basic Combinational Logic Circuits • Implementing Combinational Logic • Implement Logic Circuit from Boolean Expression • Implement Logic Circuit from Truth Table • The Universal Property of NAND and NOR Gates • NAND Gate as a Universal Logic Element • NOR Gate as a Universal Logic Element • Combinational Logic Using NAND and NOR Gates • Logic Circuits Operations with Pulse Waveform Inputs

  3. Basic Combinational Logic Ccts DEFINITION OF COMBINATIONAL LOGIC • Combination of basic gates to form circuits that can carry out a desired application. • In combinational logic, the output level is at all times dependent on the combination of input levels • Combinational logic circuits contain no memory (no ability to store information)

  4. Basic Combinational Logic Ccts AND-OR LOGIC Represents SOP implementation – AND gate for product term, OR gate for summing the product terms

  5. Basic Combinational Logic Ccts AND-OR-INVERT LOGIC Represents POS implementation – AND gate for product term, OR gate for summing the product terms, NOT gate to complement the AND-OR circuit.

  6. Basic Combinational Logic Ccts XOR LOGIC Combination of 2 AND gates, 1 OR gate, & 2 NOT gates. Considered a type of logic with own unique symbol ( ).

  7. Basic Combinational Logic Ccts XNOR LOGIC The complement of XOR logic.

  8. Implementing Combinational Logic Implement logic circuit fromBoolean Expression Example: Logic circuit for X = AB + CDE

  9. Implementing Combinational Logic Implement logic circuit fromBoolean Expression Example: Logic circuit for X = AB(CD + EF) It is usually best to reduce a circuit to SOP form to reduce the overall propagation delay time.

  10. Implementing Combinational Logic Implement logic circuit fromTruth-table First, write the SOP expression from the Truth Table. Then, implement the logic circuit. QUESTION: What is the SOP expression?

  11. Universal Property - NAND & NOR NAND GATE AS A UNIVERSAL LOGIC ELEMENT NAND gate is a universal gate because it can be used to produce the NOT, AND, OR and NOR functions.

  12. Universal Property - NAND & NOR NAND GATE AS A UNIVERSAL LOGIC ELEMENT (Cont.)

  13. Universal Property - NAND & NOR NOR GATE AS A UNIVERSAL LOGIC ELEMENT NOR gate is also a universal gate because it can be used to produce the NOT, AND, OR and NAND functions.

  14. Universal Property - NAND & NOR NOR GATE AS A UNIVERSAL LOGIC ELEMENT (Cont.)

  15. Combinational Logic - NAND & NOR NAND LOGIC NAND Gate can function as either a NAND or a negative-OR because by DeMorgan’s Theorem: AB = A + B NAND Negative-OR The NAND symbol and the negative-OR symbol are called dual-symbol.

  16. Combinational Logic - NAND & NOR NOR LOGIC NOR Gate can function as either a NOR or a negative-AND because by DeMorgan’s Theorem: A+ B = A B NOR Negative-AND The NOR symbol and the negative-AND symbol are called dual-symbol.

  17. Combinational Logic - NAND & NOR Example: Using appropriate dual symbols, redraw the logic diagram and develop the output expression for the following circuit:

  18. Combinational Logic - NAND & NOR

  19. Pulse Waveform Inputs Operation The output of a logic circuit at any given time depends on the input at that particular time. Example: Determine the final output waveform X for the circuit in figure below, with input waveforms A,B and C as shown. END

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