Combinational Logic Circuits
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The digital logic circuit whose output, at any instant, is dependent on its inputs only, is referred to as a combinational logic circuit. The output state(s) of the combinational logic circuit is the logical result of the combination of its inputs and does not involve any kind of memory or storage, etc. Contrary to this, […]
Sum of Product
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Sum of Product A digital logic circuit can be represented by Boolean Algebraic expression. It is a simple and effective way to describe digital circuit behavior and switching action. It is known that Boolean Algebra uses a set of rules and laws to reduce the logic gates or Boolean expression whilst keeping the particular logical […]
DeMorgan’s Theorem
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DeMorgan’s Theorem In the previous articles, we discussed that the digital logic uses Boolean data type which comprises of only two states i.e. “0” and “1”, and which are also referred to as “LOW” and “HIGH” states, respectively. The set of rules and laws can be applied to Boolean data types to find the optimum […]
Boolean Algebra Truth Tables
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Boolean Algebra Truth Tables A digital logic circuit can be represented by an equation in the form of Boolean Expression which describes the relationship of inputs and outputs of each logic gate with others. The overall function of a Boolean Expression and of each individual logic can also be expressed in table form which is […]
Laws of Boolean Algebra
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Laws of Boolean Algebra The digital logic circuits use a Boolean logical data type that can have only two states that are “TRUE” and “FALSE”. These states are also represented by “HIGH” and “LOW” or “1” and “0”, respectively. The digital logic gate’s input and the output state are represented using these values and a […]
Logic OR Function
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Logic OR Function The output of Logic OR Function is true when one or more of its inputs are in true logic states otherwise the output of Logic OR Function will be false. Likewise, the output of Logic OR Function will be false ONLY when all of its inputs are in false logic states. The […]
Logic AND Function
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Logic AND Function The output of Logic AND Function is true only when all of its inputs are in true logic states otherwise the output of Logic AND Function will be false (in case any of the inputs is false). All of the logic functions follow Boolean Algebra and relevant theorems. The Boolean Algebra is […]