In certain cases, in an embedded system, a logic circuit and its truth table might be derived from a situation. Byusing logic circuits and truth tables, it makes it easier to understand how something might work.Example:An automated House has an alarm system wherein the buzzer sound when an intruder tries to open the door orwindow. The said house has two doors and two windows. Draw a logic circuit and its truth table to explain thissituation.Window 1 sensorWindow 2 sensorFront door sensorBack door sensorLogic Circuit Diagramalarm signalWindow 1 Window 20000000011ILI11LDD00111100001111FrontDoor00110011001100I1Back DoorTruth TableD1D1D10ID10101O1Occasion0111111Create a truth table and draw the logic circuit design of the following:1. An automobile alarm is designed to sound when the engine is turned on and the seat belt is not in placeor a door is open or both. Draw a logic circuit diagram and its truth table to explain this scenario.

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Create a truth table and draw the logic circuit design of the following: 1. An automobile alarm is designed to sound when the engine is turned on and the seat belt is not in place or a door is open or both. Draw a logic circuit diagram and its truth table to explain this scenario.

Create a truth table and draw the logic circuit design of the following: 1. An automobile alarm is designed to sound when the engine is turned on and the seat belt is not in place or a door is open or both. Draw a logic circuit diagram and its truth table to explain this scenario.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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