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Combinational Logic Circuits

The document discusses combinational logic circuits, which are formed from basic logic gates like NAND, NOR, and NOT, and emphasizes their lack of memory or feedback loops. It also covers solid-state switch applications, including analogue, digital, and power switches, and introduces Karnaugh maps for simplifying logic requirements. Additionally, it mentions the multiplexer as a combination of a logic decoder and solid-state switches.

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Combinational Logic Circuits

The document discusses combinational logic circuits, which are formed from basic logic gates like NAND, NOR, and NOT, and emphasizes their lack of memory or feedback loops. It also covers solid-state switch applications, including analogue, digital, and power switches, and introduces Karnaugh maps for simplifying logic requirements. Additionally, it mentions the multiplexer as a combination of a logic decoder and solid-state switches.

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Combinational Logic Circuits - are made up from . or and or * - dominant yung 0


basic logic NAND, NOR or NOT gates that are
+ or OR – dominant yung 1
“combined”
0 = 0000
Decision making circuits - As combinational logic
circuits are made up from individual logic gates f =1111
only.
F>> - mag aadd sa unahan ng 0s
 Boolean Algebra – forms the algebraic
F<< mag lilipat ng 0s sa dulo
expression showing the operation of the
logic circuit Example:
 Truth Table – defines the function of a logic
gate by providing a concise list that shows
all the output states in tabular form
 Logic Diagram - a graphical representation
of a logic circuit that shows the wiring and
connections of each individual logic gate

Solid State Switch Applications

 Analogue Switches - Used to route or


switch analogue signals.
 Digital Switches - used to route or switch
digital signals (binary 0s and 1s)
 Power Switches - Used to control the flow K-MAPPING
of electrical power to a load.
Karnaugh maps are used to simplify real-world
Analogue or “Analog” switches are those types logic requirements so that they can be
that are used to switch data or signal currents implemented using a minimum number of physical
when they are in their “ON” state and block them logic gates.
when they are in their “OFF” state.

The most common and simplest analogue switch in


a single IC package is the 74HC4066

Combinational Logic Circuits consist of inputs, two


or more basic logic gates and outputs.

Combinational logic circuits have “no memory”,


“timing” or “feedback loops” thus, there operation
is instantaneous.

Multiplexer - consist of two separate components,


a logic decoder and some solid-state switches.

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