103 Flashcards

1
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What is the rule for the possible number of input combinations based off the number of inputs?

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2^n

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What is the layout of a truth table?

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The first few columns are the input and the last one(s) is the output

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What is a boolean expression? What does the expression consist of?

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> This is the mathematical description of a logic citcuit

> Each input is a variable in the expression

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What is the application of boolean algebra?

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It can be used to simplify a circuit so fewer logic gates are required

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What is a minterm?

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This is a set of complemented or uncomplemented variables that represent the values fo the input.

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What is complemented and uncomplemented?

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> Complemented when the variable is 0 and is represented by a ̅
Uncomplemented is when the variable is 1 and is represented by a

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What is a SOP expression?

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> A Sum of products expression

> We add together all the minterms where the result is the output being 1

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What is canonical form?

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This is where each of the minterms is given a decimal number based off the binary number producing it

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What is the SOP expression for an XOR gate?

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y = a ̅.b+a.b ̅

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What is the SOP expression for an XNOR gate?

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y = a ̅.b ̅+a.b

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Why are XOR and XNOR gates considered their own logic gates?

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Their expressions cannot be simplified

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What is a MUX?

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> It is a multiplexer circuit
It is a digital circuit used to route signals around a circuit
Multiple data inputs are connected to a single output

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What are the different inputs to a MUX?

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> Data inputs d0, d1
Output y
A select bit S

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What does the select bit do?

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It selects which input is passed through to the output so:
> S=0 d0=y
> S=1 d1=y

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What is a DEMUX?

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> A demultiplexer circuit
reverse of a multiplexer
Connects multiple outputs to a single input
It also has a select bit

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16
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What does PAL stand for?

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Programmable array logic

17
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What is a PAL?

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> This is a matrix of conductors that form rows and columns
There is a programmable link at each junction. These can join each of the row and columns
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