CMOS Circuits - Pull Down and Pull Up Network, PDN, PUN, Karnaugh Map, Digital Logic, NOT, NAND, XOR

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[@raripappi1650]

Great video! But at 8:34, why do you use the conjunctive minimal form (since you're looking at the zeros), but then multiply ('and') the variables and separate the terms with a '+' ('or')? I learned it's the other way around. And my other question is: at 9:29, you took the solution from the Karnaugh map for Y and randomly created a Y dash out of it without inverting the terms so that the equation remains correct. I would appreciate a quick response because my test is on Tuesday :D Thank you!

[@alexlek1925]

Simple and clear! Very high quality material

[@ife.tugraz]

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[@yannisravas]

Nice video bu where is the examples solution for the 3 variables?

[@farukyldrm8498]

in the last example, did you serialize the two paths (1: A(B+CD) 2: C'(BD+A'B'D') ) when turning into pull up? I think they remained parallel in your representation

[@yiling-kf2gp]

agree

[@Unknownthewiu]

You guys keep thanking below the comment section without really paying any attention? The truth table and logical expression for XOR is totally wrong and nobody noticed??? Thats XNOR, can you guys really pay some attention?

[@ife.tugraz]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XOR_gate

[@闫晨昕-n8i]

Great video! Thank you very much.

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[@MMJ17]

Thanks great explaining ❤

[@HirkoDiriba-xs4cw]

wow nice video

[@HirkoDiriba-xs4cw]

wow nice video

[@GorHukasjan]

finally someone that isnt indian (no offense but i dont understand the indians)

[@Skall-ex]

Exactly my thought lol. Why are there so few electronics tutorials from non-indians? So strange.

[@Skall-ex]

Can't you just put one inverter at the end instead of one per input?

[@Tokaji1703]

Thank you very much for this

[@ife.tugraz]

You're welcome :)

[@mohammadkvp7583]

nice explain 🙏

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