A 4-variable K-Map will have 24 = 16 cells. A function F which has maximum decimal value of 15, can be defined and simplified by a 4-variable Karnaugh Map. Boolean Table for 4 Variables 4-variable K-Map Again, as we did Continue reading
A 3-variable K-Map will have 23 = 8 cells. As told in last post, number of variables are decided by the biggest decimal number in a given function. A function F which has maximum decimal value of 7, can be Continue reading
Looping adjacent 1’s for simplification The expression for output Y can be simplified by properly combining those squares in the K-Map which contain 1s. The process of combining those 1s is called looping. Pairs – Looping groups of Two 1s Continue reading
Understanding Minterms A binary variable may appear in its normal form (as A) or in its complemented form (as A’). If we consider two variables such as A and B combined by an AND operation, then there are four possible Continue reading
Karnaugh Map, very commonly know as K-Map is a graphical device used to simplify a logic equation or to convert a truth table to its corresponding logic circuit in a simple orderly process. K-map is like a truth table, which shows Continue reading