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|Boolean Algebra<br />The Consensus Theorem<br />Introduction to K-Maps
 
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|Standard Forms: POS Notation<br />Two-Level Circuit Optimization Using K-Maps<br />Proving Identities Using K-Maps<br />The XOR Gate<br />The Half Adder<br />The Full Adder<br />The Ripple-Carry Adder
 
|Standard Forms: POS Notation<br />Two-Level Circuit Optimization Using K-Maps<br />Proving Identities Using K-Maps<br />The XOR Gate<br />The Half Adder<br />The Full Adder<br />The Ripple-Carry Adder
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|Essential Prime Implicants and Optimized Expressions<br />Standard Forms: SOP Notation<br />Five- and Six-Variable K-Maps<br />Don’t cares<br />Gate propagation delay<br />The Mux<br />The Decoder<br />Implementing Circuits Using Muxes
 
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Revision as of 13:59, 9 May 2017

SYLLABUS
LECTURE DATE MATERIAL PREPARATION
1 AUG 28 Course Introduction Chapter 1
2 AUG 30 Boolean Algebra
The Consensus Theorem
Introduction to K-Maps
Chapter 2
3 SEPT 6 Standard Forms: POS Notation
Two-Level Circuit Optimization Using K-Maps
Proving Identities Using K-Maps
The XOR Gate
The Half Adder
The Full Adder
The Ripple-Carry Adder
Chapter 2
SEPT 11 Essential Prime Implicants and Optimized Expressions
Standard Forms: SOP Notation
Five- and Six-Variable K-Maps
Don’t cares
Gate propagation delay
The Mux
The Decoder
Implementing Circuits Using Muxes
Chapter 2