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CHAPTER 1B
LEARNING OUTCOME
1. Fundamental building blocks
Logic Gates
Counters
Registers
PLA
2. Boolean Algebra
AND
OR
NOT
XOR
Introduction
Logic Gates
The fundamental
building block of all
digital logic circuits is
the gate
Truth Table
BASIC GATES
Logic
Circuit
Diagram
AND
OR
NOT
XOR
NAND
NOR
Boolean
Expression
COUNTER
In a counter, the sequence of states may follow a binary count
or any other sequence of states
REGISTER
A small amount
of storage available as part of
a CPU or other digital
processor.
Truth Table
is used to describe
the relationships of
inputs and outputs in
tabular form
Example: There are
2 variables used, x
and y.
No. of combination =
2^2 = 4
Graphical Symbols
the interconnected
layout of gates is
depicted
Boolean equations:
Each output signal
is expressed as a
Boolean function
of its input signals
can be used to
describe the
relationships of
inputs and outputs
in mathematical
form.
EXAMPLE :
z=a+b+c
Boolean Algebra
Boolean Operators
Boolean operators of 2 input variables
the basic logical operations in a form known as a
truth table, which lists the value of an operation for
every possible combination of values of operands.
SIMPLY
These properties (Laws and Theorems) can be used
to
simplify equations to their simplest form.
Simplify
F=XYZ+XYZ+XZ /
REGISTER TRANSFER
NOTATION
Possible locations that may be involved in
the transfers of information:
Memory locations; ex: LOC, PLACE,A,VAR2
Processor registers; ex: R0,R5
Registers in the I/O subsystem; ex: DATAIN,
OUTSTATUS
EXAMPLE
R1 [X]