Binary Logic, Gates, and Boolean Algebra
Tom Kelliher, CS 240
Jan. 27, 2012
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Introduction
- Binary logic and gates.
- Boolean Algebra.
Standard forms, maps, and minimization.
- Fundamental operators and their symbols:
- AND
- OR
- NOT
- NAND is complete.
- Gate fan-in and fan-out. Electrical significance.
- Timing diagram.
- Frequency and period.
- Timing diagrams. Show AND, OR, NOT waveforms for input: A: 0011,
B: 0101.
- What do the waveforms really look like: propagation delay, noise,
under- and over-shoot.
- Boolean functions can be represented by equations, truth tables, or
logic circuits.
How do you convert from one form to another?
How many rows in the truth table of an -input Boolean function?
- Why would we want to simplify a Boolean equation?
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Example simplifications. Use both a truth table and Boolean manipulation
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Thomas P. Kelliher
2012-01-25
Tom Kelliher