Obtain the combinational circuit diagram of the following
1. ((p ∨ q) ↔ r) ↔ p
2. (¬q ∧ ¬r) ↔ (p → (q ∨ r))
The given equation represents the mathematical logic table.
Meaning of symbols
v - Logical Disjunction (Logical OR)
The statement (p v q) is true if both inuput p & q are true otherwise false.
- Conjuction (Logical AND)
The statement (p q) is true if one of the input is true otherwise false.
- Double Implication/ Equivalence (Logical Ex-NOR)
The statement only if both p & q are false or both p & q are tue
- Domain or codomain of function
_ Negation
The statement is true of input p or q is false
From the given statement and by the truth tables of logic gates let us draw the combinational circuits
1. Combinational Circuit
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To implement the logical circuit for this part lets study first the logical expression for p -> q this will be helpful to draw the logical circuit for the expression of part (2)
Combinational Circuit
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