From Boolean Expressions to Circuits

[@denises1062]

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[@luluartbymengxuan8375]

So happy to have found this video! I got confused about this topic and here you explained it so well! Not only have I totally understand SOP and Circuits I have even learned how to simplify the circuit too. Thank you very much! Will recommend this vid to my classmates.

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[@Rapgaming2006]

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[@vlxxvndxr]

Thanks for this man. Circuits literally hit me like a truck and this helped clear it up a bit

[@M98lm]

Very well explained !!! Thank you so much!

[@an36594]

This is so clear! Thank you so much

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Nice explained!!!👍

[@kaiba6345]

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[@Caranor]

Thank you so much. They look easy now haha

[@Noobmasterr44]

abe knows the good boolean math

[@ismailkassim6325]

I don't know why teachers can't explain this easily?

[@shellywu4945]

Cystal clear, thank you!

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[@smallfish2354]

I am a little confused, If the required output from those expressions is logic "1" then for example the input of X'Y'Z' would not give the desired output from the AND gate and further onto the OR gate ?

[@HIDlarissaTERRY]

its brilliant, thank you!

[@TheCriterion114]

How would i derive a logic circuit out of a truth table if i can use a max of 2 inputs for my gates?

[@andrewbuckley2627]

How does one decide how to layout the given logic gates in x/y space after you reduce the gates? For more complicated circuits, this is where I get stuck.

[@officer6913]

You're a beast.

[@repenttoreflect8933]

Multiplexer. How many bits are needed for the selector of a multiplexer with 5 inputs? How can one write the logical equation and to draw the corresponding circuit?

[@scumbagdyln]

Very helpful, thank you!!!!

[@hajerjm]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@13superjavier]

if i want to go from the SOP to the truth table, how do I know what are the combinations of x,y,z that result in 0 in the output?

[@matiaskres8501]

A room has 3 switches (A,B and C) and 2 light bulbs (F and G). F can only be switched on if all 3 switches are on and G will be off if all 3 switches are on. switch A alone does not work for F. F can be on if a combination of 2 switches are on at the same time. C does not work for G. G can be on if a combination of 2 switches are on at the same time. 1. Draw the truth table to represent this scenario for both bulb F and Bulb G. 2. Write down the boolean expression from the truth table for Bulb F. 3. Write down the boolean expression from the truth table for Bulb G. 4. Draw the combinational logic circuit for both Bulb F and Bulb G. Do all this on paper. Once you are done, take a picture of your paper and upload the picture here.

[@asketill1621]

that makes it soo easier holy whatt

[@Enlightenchannel]

I'm confused about the relationship between the expression and the truth table. For example, the third and fourth values down have 0 1 0 = 1. Now, maybe I'm missing something but, I thought the expression was XY + Z' so... shouldn't that be the same as 0 x 1 + 0 and shouldn't that equal 0 instead of 1... OH NVM! Pff, sorry, its Z' so its actually 0 1 1 = 1... OMG THIS STUFF IS MADE TO CONFUSE YOU! hahaha Great video btw! First one I found that actually made sense

[@Wania25]

omg same happened to me you're right

[@manishaagarwal4715]

Can we give more than 2 input?

[@DasCODE]

Same for Pos right? just where there is And gate I will draw Or and where there is Or I will draw And

[@GavinMatthews-oo4uh]

god bless you sir.

[@-XArchLinuxEnjoyerX-]

Dont the input only need to be xyz? that way if any of these is 0 e.g. off it essentially is a negated signal?

[@beatricem.6125]

You are awesome! thank you!

[@Jacob-t1j]

Amazing! From the Boolean algebra to truth table to logic circuit is not bad, but what about use truth table to find Boolean algebra? Can you make a video to show how to simplify the Boolean Algebra? make example: there are 4 inputs truth table and the Boolean algebra from that truth table is crazy long, how to simplify so we can draw the most concise logic circuit ? Thanks

[@MinatoNamikaze23479]

Now I get it! Thanks!!!

[@sharkylal]

Thank you very much. Very Clear. Very helpful.

[@noobie5288]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@mollybang2332]

Perfect! Thanks!

[@neha_11n72]

Thank you so much sir☺

[@brunoferreiradasilva9358]

Why does the 000 row has a 1 as the result?

[@fizzymizzy_]

look at the boolean expression, xy+z' xy+z' =(0*0)+1 =0+1 =1

[@gejin2862]

tried to simplify the SOP but only got xyz + zbar, how to get rid of the z to get xy + zbar?

[@raymondfarol6276]

I got the same answer as yours

[@fola351]

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[@tonyshen8818]

how do you simplify it?

[@mohanbesetty2842]

Sir i need explaintion of kmap please

[@alidilfy8648]

pleas there is an mistake in the last step 1 1 1 not = 1

[@MCPCStudios]

How to you convert a SOP to a Boolean Expression though?

[@Nathouuuutheone]

0:15 z what? x+y×z what? You say something but I don't know what and it's catching me off guard.

[@Nathouuuutheone]

@VaiCity Thanks, it was "prime" that I was getting stuck on. It was my first time hearing someone use that word in boolean algebra, as I had just started learning about the topic. I still don't understand why anyone would say "prime" instead of "not", which is infinitely more descriptive and intuitive, but I do know now that that's what prime means in this context

[@Nathouuuutheone]

@VaiCity yup

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[@mohanbesetty2842]

K map please can you explain it

[@creativeworks3697]

Better you would show how to apply simplification rule on boolean expression, as a proof for E1 == E2

[@kingberlicapellan2626]

Thank you sir

[@disksector]

Should've added a "for dummies" at the end, I didn't understand a thing and all the other tutorials are for circuits with two inputs

[@jakobmertens6426]

could one also write the boolean expression as (x ∧ y) ∨ z´ ?

[@pattyboi55]

^ and V are propositional logic symbols

[@fictions1041]

Thanq bro

[@santhoshbodla8790]

thanx a lot sir

[@Math.sqrt-1]

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[@ahmadhasani5083]

Thanks!

[@Nathouuuutheone]

I got here from a playlist about making computers within Minecraft and I have no clue what you mean when you say "z prime". Is it just yet another way of saying Not? Why is there yet another way of saying Not? I'm kind of getting tired of having to learn twelve hundred different naming conventions for the same thing.

[@Nathouuuutheone]

Okay, yeah. Watching the rest of the video, I can figure out easily that "prime" is just "Not" but I'm still frustrated haha

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Thank you. ❤❤

[@yatp7216]

This video could be completed with a proof of the canonical form.

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This video is so blur nothing is displayed cleanly

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How can you teach but not respond to questions or comments ? No need to reply !

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