Realization of a Boolean function with NAND gates only:1. The functionY= ĀBCD+Ā BC D+ ABC D+ ABC D+ ABC D+ ABČ D+ABCDthat you examined last week can be implemented using basic gates asshown in Fig.2.7432Fig.2: Simplified circuit for implementing the function Ya) Please write the truth tableb) Using the breadboard, map the circuit in Fig.2 to NAND onlyrepresentationCheck the components to see that they work properlyWhile you perform the mapping, please refer to Fig.3.Insert the appropriate IC onto the breadboardMake the appropriate connectionsi.ii.ii.iv.v.Provide the input data via the input switches and observe the output onLEDSvi.Check whether your mapping is correct by referring to the truth tableFig.4: Mapping of AND and OR gates teig.3: Mapping of AND and OR gates to NAND

Realization of a Boolean function with NAND gates only: 1. The function Y= ĀBCD+A BCD+ ABC D+ ABC D+ ABC D+ ABC D+ABCD that you examined last week can be implemented using basic gates as shown in Fig.2. B FA00 Y. 7432 D Fig.2: Simplified circuit for implementing the function Y a) Please write the truth table b) Using the breadboard, map the circuit in Fig.2 to NAND only representation i. Check the components to see that they work properly ii. While you perform the mapping, please refer to Fig.3. Insert the appropriate IC onto the breadboard Make the appropriate connections iii. iv. v. Provide the input data via the input switches and observe the output on LEDS

Realization of a Boolean function with NAND gates only: 1. The function Y= ĀBCD+A BCD+ ABC D+ ABC D+ ABC D+ ABC D+ABCD that you examined last week can be implemented using basic gates as shown in Fig.2. B FA00 Y. 7432 D Fig.2: Simplified circuit for implementing the function Y a) Please write the truth table b) Using the breadboard, map the circuit in Fig.2 to NAND only representation i. Check the components to see that they work properly ii. While you perform the mapping, please refer to Fig.3. Insert the appropriate IC onto the breadboard Make the appropriate connections iii. iv. v. Provide the input data via the input switches and observe the output on LEDS

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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