In the design of digital circuit and logical functions - My wife, my son and I form a company. And at the end of every month, we decide on company issues. What we normal do is this, we vote on issues. A proposal is passed if it receives at least two yes votes' (i) Design a circuit to determine whether a proposal is passed or not. (ii) Determine the logical function (truth table of the circuit) of your design

In the design of digital circuit and logical functions - My wife, my son and I form a company. And at the end of every month, we decide on company issues. What we normal do is this, we vote on issues. A proposal is passed if it receives at least two yes votes' (i) Design a circuit to determine whether a proposal is passed or not. (ii) Determine the logical function (truth table of the circuit) of your design

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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Which answer, below, best describes Rent's Rule? O A. The number of wires that emerge from an area of logic is proportional to a fractional power of the area occupied by the logic (the fraction is usually close to 0.5) O B. The number of wires that emerge from an area of logic is proportional to a power of the area occupied by the logic (the power is usually close to 3) O C. The number of wires that emerge from an area of logic is proportional to the square of the area occupied by the logic O D. The number of wires that emerge from an area of logic is proportional to the area occupied by the logic O E. The number of wires that emerge from an area of logic is equal to a fractional power of the area occupied by the logic (the fraction is usually close to 0.5)
IV. Design a combinational logic circuit with a single output that serve as an "AUTOBUZZER CIRCUIT." This circuit should output a HIGH signal (to sound a buzzer) for each of the following conditions: a) If the driver's DOOR is open and the KEYS are in the ignition. b) If the SEATBELT is not buckled, the SEAT is occupied, and the KEYS are in the ignition. c) If the HEADLIGHTS are on and the KEYS are not in the ignition. Requirements: a. List the assignments of variables and its truth table. b. Derived the Boolean function for each output. c. Draw the equivalent 2 level-gate logic of the derived Boolean functions.
Reduce the Boolean function specified in the truth table below to its minimum SOP form using K-map, where A, B, C are the inputs while X are the outputs. Based on the reduced Boolean function, design the logic circuit using any logic gates. A 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 B 0 0 1 1 0 1 с 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 X 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1
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Below is a logic diagram of a sequential circuit Analyze the behavior of the circuit.
The response to the question I have asked here... "2. Sometimes light fixtures are controlled by more than one switch. Circuits need to be designed so that flipping one of the switches turns the light on when it is off, and turns the light off when it is on. Design logical circuit that accomplishes this when there are two switches. Explain, how and why will your circuit work. Please draw the circuit and show logical operations. (Can only use or, not, and)" Does not seem right as what you provided gives a truth table of if both switches are off the light fixture would be on which should not be the case and does not make sense in context of the question asked. Also the circuit drawing doesn't seem right... Can you re-explain cause what you provided as the answer is not making much sense... A' solely being what determines if fixture is on or off does not seem right at all...
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