A combinational circuit is defined by F = Σ0, 2, 5, 6, 7. Hardware implement the Boolean function F with a suitable decoder and an external OR/NOR gate having the minimum number of inputs.
A combinational circuit is defined by F = Σ0, 2, 5, 6, 7. Hardware implement the Boolean function F with a suitable decoder and an external OR/NOR gate having the minimum number of inputs.
The given Boolean function has five three-variable minterms. This implies that the function can be
implemented with a 3-to-8 line decoder and a five-input OR gate. Also, \overline{F} will have only three three-variable minterms, which means that F could also be implemented by considering minterms corresponding to the complement function and using a three-input NOR gate at the output. The second option uses a NOR gate with fewer inputs and therefore is used instead. F=\sum{0,2,5,6,7} . Therefore, \overline{F} =\sum{1,3,4} . Figure 8.23 shows the hardware implementation of Boolean function F.