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DIGITAL ELECTRONICS (331102) 14 | Page SOHIL VOHRA (LECTURER - SHRI K.J. POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, BHARUCH (C.E. DEPTT)) PRATICAL: 03 STUDY OF AND OR INVERT CIRCUIT 1.0 AIM : To design and realize an AND-OR-INVERT logic. 2.0 PRIOR CONCEPTS : Knowledge of working of AND, OR, NOT gate. Student should be able to make a truth table. Concept of K Maps. Minimization using Boolean algebra. 3.0 INTRODUCTION All the circuits in the digital electronics can be constructed using the basic three logic gates namely, AND, OR and NOT (AOI). The basic concept to design the circuit can be implemented using K Maps or the truth tables of given combinations. 4.0 HOW TO REALIZE THE CIRCUITS? A digital circuit is often constructed from small electronic circuits called logic gates. Each logic gate represents a function of boolean logic. A logic gate is an arrangement of electrically controlled switches. The classical way to represent a digital circuit is with an equivalent set of logic gates. Another way, often with the least electronics, is to construct an equivalent system of electronic switches (usually transistors). One of the easiest ways is to simply have a memory containing a truth table. The inputs are fed into the address of the memory, and the data outputs of the memory become the outputs. Once the Boolean logic is provided, we can easily design the circuit using the Boolean logic on the circuit. Simplification of the circuit can be easily realized by using different Boolean Laws.

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DIGITAL ELECTRONICS (331102)

14 | P a g e SOHIL VOHRA (LECTURER - SHRI K.J. POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, BHARUCH (C.E. DEPTT))

PRATICAL: 03

STUDY OF AND – OR – INVERT CIRCUIT

1.0 AIM :

To design and realize an AND-OR-INVERT logic.

2.0 PRIOR CONCEPTS :

Knowledge of working of AND, OR, NOT gate.

Student should be able to make a truth table.

Concept of K – Maps.

Minimization using Boolean algebra.

3.0 INTRODUCTION

All the circuits in the digital electronics can be constructed using the basic three

logic gates namely, AND, OR and NOT (AOI).

The basic concept to design the circuit can be implemented using K – Maps or the

truth tables of given combinations.

4.0 HOW TO REALIZE THE CIRCUITS?

A digital circuit is often constructed from small electronic circuits called logic

gates.

Each logic gate represents a function of boolean logic. A logic gate is an

arrangement of electrically controlled switches.

The classical way to represent a digital circuit is with an equivalent set of logic

gates.

Another way, often with the least electronics, is to construct an equivalent system

of electronic switches (usually transistors). One of the easiest ways is to simply

have a memory containing a truth table. The inputs are fed into the address of

the memory, and the data outputs of the memory become the outputs.

Once the Boolean logic is provided, we can easily design the circuit using the

Boolean logic on the circuit.

Simplification of the circuit can be easily realized by using different Boolean Laws.

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5.0 EXERCISE :

5.1 State the Associative laws of Boolean Algebra.

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5.2 State the Commutative laws of Boolean Algebra.

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5.3 State the Distributive laws: of Boolean Algebra.

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5.4 State the Idempotent laws of Boolean Algebra.

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5.5 State the Involution law of Boolean Algebra.

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5.6 State the Consensus theorem of Boolean Algebra.

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5.7 Draw the AOI circuit for Ex-OR and Ex-NOR circuit.

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6.0 ASSIGNMENTS :

6.1 Draw the equivalent AOI circuit for the circuit shown below. Also provide

the truth table of the same :

6.2 Draw the equivalent AOI circuit for the circuit shown below. Also provide

the truth table of the same :

6.3 Use Boolean algebra theorems and identities to simplify the following

equation. After that, draw the equivalent AOI logic circuit.

6.4 Prove the following using different Boolean Theorems and Laws:

(A + B) (A + C) = A + BC

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