Mastering K-Map Grouping & Don't Care Conditions: Simplify Expressions! | Digital Electronics Ep 17

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[@Luhnnny]

by far the best explanation on KZbin

[@jyamijuice9100]

Holy hell you just made this so much easier... Nobody else has said that don't care can be anything according to convenience of grouping.

[@PracticalNinjas]

Thanks a lot. We are glad you liked the video :)

[@mileslegend]

i wont lie.....when it comes to solving using kmaps...i havent got iy but when i use the laws to simplify ..i always get the answer you obtain using kmaps...thanks again...let me stay calm and keep learning

[@MakindeOlasubomi]

By far the best video I have seen, really easy to understand... Thank you ❤and keep up the good work

[@thebeleiverr]

1:33 in the kmap the 1 minterm should be marked in the cell num 2 not cell no 1,... correct??

[@_s_h_l_o_k_]

Quickly covered all concepts ❤️

[@NikeshBossGaming]

But What About The Order Of Writing The Sum After Grouping And Removing The Different Terms ?

[@jesusurielguzmanmendoza8607]

Do the groups have to form a rectangle? You never mentioned that.

[@Paolonio]

Yes and you can only have groups of 2^N (for examples 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, etc.) minterms

[@sajjanshah4508]

best video .. keep uploading

[@Kshirabdi.Tanaya]

Best video on k map I seen ever 😄😄😄👍🏻

[@Kshirabdi.Tanaya]

Thank you ma'am 🙏🏻❤

[@mustafatahir1639]

How we can define these grouping elements?

[@PracticalNinjas]

Groups are defined in powers of 2 e.g 2, 4, 8, 16 and so on. Hope this helps, if any more queries please feel free to comment.

[@Ahsanrazzak62]

If we have only 1, then we'll write it or not in our expression?

[@arushidubey9727]

Please make video of half subtractive and full subtractir

[@gelo6151]

You just explained everything in 4:16 sec, thank you so much

[@ajm6456]

Thank You A LOT!!

[@adithyabikki4730]

Short and sweet

[@sanatvaviya882]

it was helpful in prmbl thanks

[@Ahsanrazzak62]

Does single 1 can form a group?

[@Harshhh7779]

No

[@kakoliacharya2648]

Show some sums how to solve those

[@PracticalNinjas]

Sure...

[@kamaljitnagra3439]

Good

[@TheIndieGhost]

ah of course indans explainig it

[@noobest254]

for the dont care part, is it a must to group only 1s ? how do i know whether to group the 1s or 0s ?

[@PracticalNinjas]

It is not compulsory to group only 1. Even 0 can be grouped. What to group depends on the form you want to achieve. Generally for SOP 1 is grouped and for POS 0 is grouped

[@noobest254]

Practical Ninjas thanks a lot !

[@infinitx1330]

where is the don't care ??? you don't care??

[@garmands]

Can you pick even more basic examples? I don't think you understand it yourself

[@ReemaAlsaif-f6y]

Thank you

[@adityakumarruhela8273]

✌️✌️

[@islamdinma2671]

👍👏

[@ffeditz_]

Your voice is like Rani Mukherjee

[@user-ro1cc8tz6d]

this was clear, thanks a lot

[@abhijithanilkumar4959]

By saying K map instead 9f Karnaugh map you are disrespecting the great American Physicst Maurice Karnaugh

[@praetor29]

I think it was mentioned in an earlier video lol