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Igor

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Adder Circuit

Adder Circuit

For Discrete Math


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Lab: Designing a dice with LEDs

Lab: Designing a dice with LEDs

A system that displays the output of roller dice 1 to 6 on different inputs. The outputs at all 0's and 1's is all zero i.e., the case of I DON't CARE.


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Alternative Gates

Alternative Gates

Here, I've done Alternate Gates of all Gates that we have in Alternative Gates. For proving it, I need to get 1 in each and every gate for glowing LED light by giving same inputs in original and alternative gates.

In these alternative gates, 

  1. The NOR gate is an alternative gate to the AND gate, when we give NOT gate to both two inputs. Here, in input, I've given 1 to both inputs. So, in both the AND gate and the alternative gate, output is succeeded in glowing the light.
  2. The OR gate is an alternative gate to the NAND gate, when we give NOT gate to both two inputs. Here, in input, I've given 0 to both inputs. So, in both the NAND gate and the alternative gate, output is succeeded in glowing the light.
  3. The NAND gate is an alternative gate to the OR gate, when we give NOT gate to both two inputs. Here, in input, I've given 1 to both inputs. So, in both the OR gate and the alternative gate, output is succeeded in glowing light.
  4. The AND gate is an alternative gate to the NOR gate, when we give NOT gate to both two input. Here, in input, I've given 0 to both the inputs. So, in both the NOR and the alternative gate, output is succeeded in glowing light. 
  5. Ex-NOR gate is an alternative gate to the Ex-OR gate, when we give NOT gate to any one of the input. Here, in input, I've given 1 as 1st input and 0 as the second input to get output as 1. So, in both the Ex-OR and alternative gates are succeeded in glowing the light.
  6. Ex-OR gate is an alternative gate to the Ex-NOR gate, when we give NOT  gate to any one of the input. Here, in input, I've given 0 to both the inputs. So, in both the Ex-NOR and alternative gates are succeeded in glowing the light. 

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Project DLD

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Project DLD

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new version


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8 bit synchronous up down counter

8 bit synchronous up down counter

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Kmaps #1

Kmaps #1

Kmaps Project


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Kmaps Project #2

Kmaps Project #2

Kmaps project number 2


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Project 3

Project 3

Porject


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Circut verse 4th

Circut verse 4th

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Project 8

Project 8

Circuit Verse njumber 8


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DiloLabProject1

DiloLabProject1

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DLD

DLD

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Logic gate

Logic gate

Multiplexer gate and SR latch 



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Untitled

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What's your opinion


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Math Project with Binary

Math Project with Binary

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cpe5220_proj1

cpe5220_proj1

Project #1 for CpE 5220 at S&T. Features an XOR and an XNOR circuit and select


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Untitled

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A given truth table translated to a sum-of-product logic circuit and a multiplexer circuit.


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