Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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CP213 - Winter 2021 Lab 4: Combinational Logic
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source: https://lastminuteengineers.com/seven-segment-arduino-tutorial/
Do the following:
(a) Drive the truth table for a circuit which will control LED segment "c" of a seven-segment display. For
example, for number 0, 1, 3, your LED representing "c" should light up, whereas for numbers such as
2, E, or F it should not.
(b) Use Karnaugh map reduction to get a simplified Boolean function design for a seven-segment decoder
that uses a minimum number of gates in sum-of-product form.
(c) Implement your circuit in the simulator, using only NAND and NOT gates.
(d) Verify that it matches the truth table found in (a). In your implementation, also use seven-segment
display and connect directly to your inputs to compare your result from LED to what is shown on the
seven-segment display. Remember that the seven-segment display also has a ground input that needs
to be connected.
Submit your work for parts (a) and (b), together with the screenshots of your implementation in (c) with
at least two different set of inputs in which the segment "c" is on and off.
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Transcribed Image Text:CP213 - Winter 2021 Lab 4: Combinational Logic 082895637 89860888 ast Minute ENGINFER ENGINEERS 89880888 source: https://lastminuteengineers.com/seven-segment-arduino-tutorial/ Do the following: (a) Drive the truth table for a circuit which will control LED segment "c" of a seven-segment display. For example, for number 0, 1, 3, your LED representing "c" should light up, whereas for numbers such as 2, E, or F it should not. (b) Use Karnaugh map reduction to get a simplified Boolean function design for a seven-segment decoder that uses a minimum number of gates in sum-of-product form. (c) Implement your circuit in the simulator, using only NAND and NOT gates. (d) Verify that it matches the truth table found in (a). In your implementation, also use seven-segment display and connect directly to your inputs to compare your result from LED to what is shown on the seven-segment display. Remember that the seven-segment display also has a ground input that needs to be connected. Submit your work for parts (a) and (b), together with the screenshots of your implementation in (c) with at least two different set of inputs in which the segment "c" is on and off.
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