Introduction to Karnaugh Maps - Combinational Logic Circuits, Functions, & Truth Tables

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  • This video tutorial provides an introduction into karnaugh maps and combinational logic circuits. It explains how to take the data from a truth table and transfer it to a K-map. It explains how to use the karnaugh map to write a function using switching algebra. It also explains how to draw a combinational circuit using logic gates such as AND / OR gates given the function. Examples include k-maps with 4 variables and with 3 variables in the horizontal orientation as well as the vertical orientation. It also explains how to draw the Karnaugh map directly from a function with boolean algebra.
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    There is a mistake in the last step at 29:17, actually C is 1 in 3rd and 4th row. Apart from that the video was really good, I was able to refresh my concepts!

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    Sir
    In the last example you have taken D instead of C as a consideration for last relation

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  • @smoyer64
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    At 12:37 you missed a reduction. Because Gray's code is used to ensure only a single bit changes between values, you can also wrap horizontally, vertically or both. So the top-right and bottom-right ones should be wrapped vertically into a two element group and the third product should be AC' instead of ABC'.
    Another reduction was available at 28:52 but this one came about because the function you started with was not itself reduced. When the single green square is drawn, it can instead be grouped with the one immediately below it and going round-trip, that results in a simplification of the original function to C+AD'+A'BD+AB'C. I should also point out that when you place the AD' product into the k-map, you show an example of a wrapped term - if you actually rewrote the function based on having two red circles, you'd end up with two three element terms: AC'D' and ACD'. When you see those two terms together it's pretty clear that the C' and C can be combined.
    I haven't used k-maps for hardware development for almost 20 years but at the time I was getting pretty good at spotting exclusive-OR gates. Since then, I've used k-maps to turn complex (multi-nested) if-then-else code into a calculated value.

    • @NN-en2vg
      @NN-en2vg 5 років тому +6

      Yea I got that one too..

    • @Daniel-ot4qw
      @Daniel-ot4qw 4 роки тому +4

      @@ellelee453 1+1 doesnt equal 2 because its a logic gate not adding numbers. 1 is on and 0 is off so if both terminals are 1 then the F would be 1 meaning that the final output is on.

    • @stephaniecurry45
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      Elle Lee what do you mean F = 2 😂? F can only be 1 or 0

    • @theguyman232323
      @theguyman232323 4 роки тому +4

      for the one at 12:37. If we wrap the top right with the bottom right, that would be 3 1's which is not the result of a power of 2

    • @eac-ox2ly
      @eac-ox2ly 4 роки тому +9

      @@theguyman232323 He meant grouping only two ones, the top right and the bottom right, not including one 1 representing A=1, B=0 and C=1. Yeah, you'll have the top right 1 in two groups simultaneously but that is completly allowed and you'll end up with a reduced function.

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  • @KenseiAo
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    Here are some tips I learned myself by watching this video that might help you write the function in its most reduced form.
    [for example, the final function was not in its most reduced form. The simplest form is C+A'BD+AD']
    - His Kmap for the final function is wrong since he switched his C and D.
    Tips:
    1. you must have every single (1) from the Kmap in a group.
    2. to have the simplest form of the function, each (1) should be in the largest group possible.
    3. remember that groups can include any factors of 2 (ex: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16...)
    4. REMEMBER that you can have groups of (1)s that wrap around the Kmap.
    --- For example, the correct Kmap of the final function (without the 1 in column 4 row 2) has 3 different groups.
    ---- One group are the 8 (1)s in the bottom 2 rows.
    ---- Another group is includes the (1) in row 2 column 2, but since you want to put it in as big as a group you can, you group that one with the (1) below it.
    ---- The Last group includes the 2 (1)s at the top right along with the 2 (1)s in the bottom right (again, this is because you want to put them in the biggest group possible, and you can wrap the groups around the Kmap.
    I wrote this because these were questions and thoughts that I had that he did not explicitly answer or address.

    • @ovicita
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      correct

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    So no one is going to talk about why the channel named "Organic Chemistry Tutor" is teaching Karnaugh Maps. Alright....

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    • @feagy
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      Bro how we take f if there is only 1 one in k map

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  • @NoName-yy1jx
    @NoName-yy1jx 5 років тому +83

    29:18 this is D's ones not c's

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    • @cr0cop738
      @cr0cop738 3 роки тому

      Noticed that too

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    8:59 If you rotate 90 degrees clockwise you'll see one happy logic circuit.

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    At 00:29:40 it's 1 AND 0, not 1 'times' 0. There are some other mistakes, but overall excellent work! Thanks!

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    • @Septicemic-Fugue
      @Septicemic-Fugue 5 років тому

      Takes one to know one :p although premeds have a tendency to project bc they're so neurotic and isolated sometimes.

  • @oldiesmusiolife
    @oldiesmusiolife 3 роки тому +1

    Man, i have no words really like a 3 hr class in just 30 minutes thats to the level, thanks man keep it up!!!

  • @jeroenvanlangen8953
    @jeroenvanlangen8953 4 роки тому +3

    I'm new to Karnaugh maps, so I'm learning to use them, but I wonder: on the example at 12:40, is it allowed to not map the ones, but map the zeros? For example like: (C'A'+ABC)'

  • @sihlethembinkosi4657
    @sihlethembinkosi4657 4 роки тому +2

    I give you all the rewards man👏👏whenever i hear your voice i just recover from the stress of not understanding,because i know by then i will understand

  • @zeductively8319
    @zeductively8319 4 роки тому +5

    I wish i can pass my Midterm hmm there is mistake in last minutes but I glad I noticed it by myself. Thank you

  • @lucasmaxwell1270
    @lucasmaxwell1270 Рік тому +1

    Dude, I am going to owe my entire electrical engineering degree to you! You have taught everything so much better than ALL of my professors. (Well my calculus professor was a boss-but other than her, you've been whooping them all the way to the bank)

  • @indusamanmali1011
    @indusamanmali1011 5 місяців тому +4

    Any Engineering student here?

  • @jackbeardsley9
    @jackbeardsley9 4 роки тому +2

    I watched this video and it was a huge help! Very steady pace and allows time to go over all types of variables that can be presented! Huge thanks I now get them!!!!

  • @MaedehSabouri
    @MaedehSabouri 11 місяців тому

    your video saved my life and after searching after 2 days and i did not find any videos with my german language your video changed everything and just in 10 minutes i understood every thing thankssss

  • @MuhammadAhmed-nl4bd
    @MuhammadAhmed-nl4bd 5 років тому +21

    Bro. You went wrong at the end. Kindly review it. You considered D instead of C in the last example...do look into it.

  • @gyanreindorfokyere598
    @gyanreindorfokyere598 3 місяці тому +1

    U do all, followed you since high school and now University ❤✌️💪

  • @abiodunshittu8402
    @abiodunshittu8402 3 роки тому +10

    He deserves my school fees 😭

  • @revocatuspaul42
    @revocatuspaul42 Рік тому +1

    You are great may almighty God bless you abundantly, we always hear your good voice

  • @atx4atx1
    @atx4atx1 5 років тому +18

    On the last example u picked the 1s for d not c, but referred to c, .....am I missing something? Lol

  • @emoryhiensahl3140
    @emoryhiensahl3140 10 місяців тому

    You finally made me understand how this works. Thanks from an engineering student from Norway!

  • @seanD11
    @seanD11 Рік тому +3

    At 17:49, can you also group the two ones horizontally on the second row?

    • @leimad13
      @leimad13 Рік тому +1

      Funny watching it now and seeing a question from just several hours ago:) To answer, yes you could but it is not needed at all as these two ones are already in other groups and are taken care off (the combination of ABCD for these ones is done through these two other groups).

    • @seanD11
      @seanD11 Рік тому

      @@leimad13 thankyou!!

    • @blazingblackol1248
      @blazingblackol1248 Рік тому

      Actually you can't you need to group the one with the maximum ones ,so if you group the horizontal ones other ones will only get grouped as one

    • @leimad13
      @leimad13 Рік тому +1

      @@blazingblackol1248 Yes but he asked if he can also group them. You can if you want to but they are completely redundant.

  • @Souplabor
    @Souplabor 3 місяці тому +1

    brother i want to thank you for explaning so well and with pacience. its not even my main language, but i undestood SO well. ty!

  • @nathanvijay6141
    @nathanvijay6141 4 роки тому +3

    4:51 in x2 speed. *schindler's list violin plays"

  • @zeex4904
    @zeex4904 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much! My professor explained kmaps in literally 2 lectures and I didn’t understand anything till I watch this video. You saved me.

  • @duckymomo7935
    @duckymomo7935 5 років тому +16

    Not C lol

  • @AnasKhan-gt5qe
    @AnasKhan-gt5qe Рік тому

    What a great teacher for not just chemistry but almost everything from calculus to the differential equation and now digital logic design basics too! THANKS SO MUCH

  • @mateussantos1041
    @mateussantos1041 4 роки тому +4

    Who else heard "Nazi" instead of "not C"

  • @donutves
    @donutves Рік тому +2

    This guy has every single one of my classes covered

  • @1960markN
    @1960markN 3 роки тому +1

    Wow--I had this 40 years ago at Idaho State Vo-Tech. Never used this in my career, but fun to go back and re-learn it.