3-LUT are cool for directly implementing #RM3 implication. Electronic logic circuits these days are already non-binary, with at least "true", "false", and "don't care" (X). The logical value of "Both true and false" is equivalent to "neither true nor false" so you only need 3 values, really.
Beautiful. Got an exam tomorrow, helped a lot. Thank you.
Dude thank you so much. I have an exam tomorrow, this was lifesaving. I subbed and liked🙏🏽
Although ... for a proper A => B with 3 values, you need a LUT with *9* entries ... hrm
3-LUT are cool for directly implementing #RM3 implication. Electronic logic circuits these days are already non-binary, with at least "true", "false", and "don't care" (X). The logical value of "Both true and false" is equivalent to "neither true nor false" so you only need 3 values, really.
Are you a theoretical or practical expert? Because on the real multiplexers LSB is always the input A and not the MSB as in your examples.