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The document provides instructions for Assignment #02 in the course Digital Logic Design (CS302). It outlines the rules for marking, topics covered, and notes regarding submission format and deadlines. Students are asked to generate the generalized sum of products (SOP) expression and simplify a Boolean expression using Karnaugh map for Question 1 worth 20 marks. The solution provided generates the SOP expression by expanding each term and combines like terms, then simplifies the expression into a grouped form using four variables.

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cs302 Assignment 2 Solution

The document provides instructions for Assignment #02 in the course Digital Logic Design (CS302). It outlines the rules for marking, topics covered, and notes regarding submission format and deadlines. Students are asked to generate the generalized sum of products (SOP) expression and simplify a Boolean expression using Karnaugh map for Question 1 worth 20 marks. The solution provided generates the SOP expression by expanding each term and combines like terms, then simplifies the expression into a grouped form using four variables.

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Digital Logic Design (CS302) Total marks = 20

Assignment # 02
Fall 2020 Deadline
W S STUDIO 16 December 2020
MUHAMMAD WAJID

Please carefully read the following instructions before attempting the assignment.

RULES FOR MARKING


It should be clear that your assignment would not get any credit if:
 The assignment is submitted after the due date.
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sufficient.

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Topic Covered:
 Boolean Algebra Simplification & Laws
 Karnaugh Map Simplification Methods

Lecture # 08 till Lecture # 14

NOTE
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Questions No 01 Marks (20)


Consider the following Boolean expression having 5 (Five) variables:
ABD+ AB D́ É+ BC D́+CDE+ Á BCE+ A B́ É+ AB D́
 Generate the generalized SOP (Min-Term) expression.
 Simplify the SOP expression using Karnaugh Map Simplification Method.
SOLUTION;

Part 1
Generate the Generalized SOP (min term) Expression.
Total 7 Terms:
ABD+ AB D́ É+ BC D́+CDE+ Á BCE+ A B́ É+ AB D́

1st Term ABD => ABCD + ABC'D => ABCDE + ABCDE' + ABC'DE + ABC'DE'

2nd term ABD'E' => ABCD'E' + ABC'D’E'

3rd term BCD' => ABCD' + A'BCD' => ABCD'E + ABCD'E' + A'BCD'E + A'BCD'E'

4th term CDE => ACDE + A'CDE => ABCDE + AB'CDE + A'BCDE + A'B'CDE

5th term A'BCD => A'BCDE + A'BCD'E

6th term AB'E' => AB'CE' + AB'C'E' => AB'CDE' + AB'CD'E' + AB'C'DE' + AB'C’D'E'

7th term ABD' => ABCD' + ABC'D’ => ABCD'E + ABCD'E ‘+ ABC'D'E + ABC'D’E'

Now Add All Terms;


ABCDE + ABCDE' + ABC'DE + ABC'DE'+ ABCD'E' + ABC'D’E'+ ABCD'E + ABCD'E' +
A'BCD'E + A'BCD'E'+ ABCDE + AB'CDE + A'BCDE + A'B'CDE+ A'BCDE + A'BCD'E+
AB'CDE' + AB'CD'E' + AB'C'DE' + AB'C’D'E'+ ABCD'E + ABCD'E ‘+ ABC'D'E + ABC'D’E'
Part 2

Grouping Now;
F= AE' + ABE + BCD'+CDE
F= AE' + ABE + BCD'+CDE

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