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LCST - Logic Circuits and Switching Theory

This document discusses implementing combinational logic using NAND and NOR gates. It begins by introducing the topic and learning objectives. It then provides examples of using NAND and NOR gates to implement logic functions and diagrams using their dual symbols. This includes examples of redrawing diagrams using dual symbols and proving equivalence between expressions. The document concludes with mastery exercises involving reducing NAND and NOR circuits to minimum sum-of-products form.
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LCST - Logic Circuits and Switching Theory

This document discusses implementing combinational logic using NAND and NOR gates. It begins by introducing the topic and learning objectives. It then provides examples of using NAND and NOR gates to implement logic functions and diagrams using their dual symbols. This includes examples of redrawing diagrams using dual symbols and proving equivalence between expressions. The document concludes with mastery exercises involving reducing NAND and NOR circuits to minimum sum-of-products form.
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Combinational Logic Using NAND and NOR Gates

Module 39

LCST – Logic Circuits and Switching


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Theory
Source: Digital Fundamentals by Floyd, T. 11 Edition

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Inspirational “thought” for the day

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Introduction

 In this module, you will see how NAND and NOR gates can be
used to implement a logic function.

 Recall from Chapter 3 that the NAND gate also exhibits an


equivalent operation called the negative-OR and that the NOR
gate exhibits an equivalent operation called the negative-AND.

 You will see how the use of the appropriate symbols to


represent the equivalent operations makes “reading” a logic
diagram easier.

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Learning Objectives
 After completing this module, the learners
should be able to:

1. Use NAND gates to implement a logic function

2. Use NOR gates to implement a logic function

3. Use the appropriate dual symbol in a logic diagram

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NAND Logic

 NAND logic for X = AB + CD.

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NAND Logic cont’d

 NAND logic for X = AB + CD.

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NAND Logic cont’d

 NAND logic for X = AB + CD.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols

 NAND logic for X = (AB + C’ )D + EF

Illustration of the
use of the
appropriate dual
symbols in a
NAND logic
diagram.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–9
 Redraw the logic diagram and develop the output expression for
the circuit in Figure 5–23 using the appropriate dual symbols.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 Related Problem
 Derive the output expression from Figure 5–23 and show it is
equivalent to the expression in the solution.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–10
 Implement each expression with NAND logic using appropriate
dual symbols: (a) ABC + DE (b) ABC + D’ + E’

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NOR Logic

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C + D).

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NOR Logic cont’d

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C + D).

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C’ + D)(E + F)

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C + D).

Illustration
of the use of the appropriate dual symbols in a NOR logic diagram.

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–11
 Using appropriate dual symbols, redraw the logic diagram and
develop the output expression for the circuit in Figure 5–29.

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–11
 Using appropriate dual symbols, redraw the logic diagram and
develop the output expression for the circuit in Figure 5–29.

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 Related Problem
 Prove that the output of the NOR circuit in Figure 5–29 is the
same as for the circuit in Figure 5–30.

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Mastery Exercises cont’d

3. Reduce the circuits in Question 1 to minimum SOP form.

a 3-input NAND with inputs, A, B, and C,


with its output connected to a second 3-
input NAND with two other inputs, D and E

a 3-input NOR with inputs A, B, and C, with


its output connected to a second 3-input
NOR with two other inputs, D and E

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