Digital Electronics - Combinational Logic Analysis - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Combinational Logic Analysis - General Questions (Q.No. 6)
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Before an SOP implementation, the expression 
would require a total of how many gates?
would require a total of how many gates?Discussion:
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Shruthi said:
1 decade ago
AB = 1.
C' = 1.
C'D = 1.
EF = 1.
C'D + EF=1.
AB(C'D+EF) = 5.
Totally 5 gates are used.
C' = 1.
C'D = 1.
EF = 1.
C'D + EF=1.
AB(C'D+EF) = 5.
Totally 5 gates are used.
Nandan said:
1 decade ago
This expression require 6 gates.
AB makes AND gate.
EF makes AND gate.
c bar is also a NOT gate.
C'D makes AND gate.
(C'D+EF) makes OR gate.
Finally AB(C'D+EF) makes AND gate.
AB makes AND gate.
EF makes AND gate.
c bar is also a NOT gate.
C'D makes AND gate.
(C'D+EF) makes OR gate.
Finally AB(C'D+EF) makes AND gate.
Akshay said:
1 decade ago
No you can always put AB& (C'D+EF) in a 3 input and gate.
So it will be 5 gates only not 6.
So it will be 5 gates only not 6.
Nasaru said:
1 decade ago
I don't understand what @Akshay said.
Eliza said:
10 years ago
First go for the C'D+EF.
Up to that step you need 4 gates.
Then make an and gate of three inputs which are A, B, and (C'D+EF).
Now the no. of gates required altogether is 5.
Up to that step you need 4 gates.
Then make an and gate of three inputs which are A, B, and (C'D+EF).
Now the no. of gates required altogether is 5.
DWISH said:
10 years ago
Yes it's 5 no need of final and gate because you can use the or gate output with ab to an and gate.
Aiysha said:
10 years ago
AB - And gate.
C'D - Nand gate.
EF - And gate.
C'D+EF - OR gate.
AB(C'D+EF) - And gate.
C'D - Nand gate.
EF - And gate.
C'D+EF - OR gate.
AB(C'D+EF) - And gate.
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Gopi said:
8 years ago
Why we are not taking a single bubbled and gate for C'D.
I have small doubt. When we take single bubbled AND Gate is it considered as two logic gates?
I have small doubt. When we take single bubbled AND Gate is it considered as two logic gates?
Debraj Simlai said:
7 years ago
Why not gate is not considered?
Can anyone please explain because C bar means a bubble connected to c which is not the gate?
Can anyone please explain because C bar means a bubble connected to c which is not the gate?
Ranjitha said:
5 years ago
AB(C'D+EF).
ABC'D+ABEF.
C'=1.
ABC'D = 1.
ABEF = 1.
ABC'D + ABEF = 1.
So, 4 gates are needed.
ABC'D+ABEF.
C'=1.
ABC'D = 1.
ABEF = 1.
ABC'D + ABEF = 1.
So, 4 gates are needed.
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