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Logic Functions Implementation Guide: From Truth Tables to Hardware

Learn how to implement logic functions in binary using truth tables and hardware. This guide covers creating truth tables, designing functions algebraically, and implementing them on a breadboard with AND Chips.

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Logic Functions Implementation Guide: From Truth Tables to Hardware

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  1. ECE 1315 LAB PROCEDURES

  2. Implementing Logic Functions • Given a Logic Function in Two Binary Variables: f(X1,X0) = X1 AND X0 • Mathematically written: f = X1 * X0 • Symbolically Written:

  3. Truth Table for f • Generating a Truth Table for: f = X1 *X0

  4. Hardware Implementation: • BreadBoard Layout:

  5. LogiScan Socket • Inserting LogiScan Socket GENTLY!!:

  6. AND Chip • 74LS08 Chip

  7. Inserting the AND Chip:Fo = Xo*X1

  8. A More Difficult Function: f(X1,X0) = 1, if X1= 1 OR X0=0 = 0, Else

  9. Design and Implement • Algebraically, our function is Logic 1 when X1 is 1 or Xo is Logic 0, so: f(X1,X0) = X1 + X0’ • Symbolically:

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