EE 207 • Midterm • Electrical Circuits and Logic Design

Introduction

Binary Numbers

Binary Arithmetic

Number-Base Conversion & Octal and Hexadecimal Numbers

Complements

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Laws and Rules of Boolean Algebra

Boolean Functions

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Canonical and Standard Forms - 1

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Canonical and Standard Forms - 2

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Canonical and Standard Forms - 3

Other Logic Operations

The Map Method

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Four-Variable K-Map

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Product of Sums Simplification

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Don't-Care Conditions

Example - 8

NAND and NOR Implementation

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Other Two-Level Implementations

Example - 11

Exclusive-OR (XOR) Function

Combinational Circuits

Analysis of Circuits

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Design of Circuits

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Half and Full Adders

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Binary Adder

Carry Lookahead Logic

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Binary Adder-Subtractor

Example - 12

BCD Adder

Binary Multiplier

Example - 13

Magnitude Comparator

Example - 14

Decoder - 1

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Decoder - 2

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Encoder

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Multiplexer

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