Implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate

In summary, to implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate, a combination of Boolean logic and De Morgan's laws can be used. This involves creating the NAND function of A, B, and C using the nand gate, and then using the nor gate to create the NOR function of the NAND result and D. This method can be used for other logical expressions as well, but using only these two gates may result in a more complex circuit.
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Homework Statement



How do I implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate?


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The Attempt at a Solution

 
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nicnick77 said:

Homework Statement



How do I implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate?


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


I assume you have A,B,C,D as inputs. My hint would be to start by writing it as$$
\overline{(\bar A+\bar B)}(\bar C)(\bar D)$$
 
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Thks for your help LCKurtz,

I am able to solve the problem after your advice...
 

Related to Implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate

1. How can I implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate?

To implement ABC'D' using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate, you will need to use a combination of Boolean logic and De Morgan's laws. First, use the nand gate to create the NAND function (not AND) of A, B, and C. Then, use the nor gate to create the NOR function (not OR) of the NAND result and D. This will result in the desired output of ABC'D'.

2. Can I use any other gates besides a 2-input nand gate and a 3-input nor gate?

No, the challenge is to only use these two specific gates. However, you can use multiple instances of these gates to achieve the desired result.

3. What is the difference between a 2-input nand gate and a 3-input nor gate?

A 2-input nand gate is a logic gate that produces an output of 1 (true) only when both of its inputs are 0 (false), while a 3-input nor gate produces an output of 1 only when all of its inputs are 0.

4. Can I use this implementation for other logical expressions?

Yes, this implementation can be used for any logical expression that can be expressed using the NAND and NOR functions. It can also be used for more complex expressions by combining multiple instances of these gates.

5. Are there any limitations to using only one 2-input nand gate and one 3-input nor gate?

Yes, using only these two gates may result in a more complex circuit and may require more gates than other methods. It is important to consider the efficiency and simplicity of the circuit when deciding on an implementation method.

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