Iприга Input B Input C Output Outputy -1 to ti br вз Еџ ts to t7 ts bg bio bi tiz The figure above is a waveform graph with time on the x-axis and the waveforms of different inputs and outputs on the y-axis. There are three inputs to this system, these are input A, B, C. There are two outputs from the system, these are output x and y. Output x is the output from a three input OR gate, where the inputs are A, B and C. Output y is the output from a two input XOR gate, where the inputs are A and B. i) Draw the output x waveform, if there are glitches then include the glitches in the waveform and write down the time interval(s) when the glitches took place (Example - "t₁", or "between t₁1 and t12").

Iприга Input B Input C Output Outputy -1 to ti br вз Еџ ts to t7 ts bg bio bi tiz The figure above is a waveform graph with time on the x-axis and the waveforms of different inputs and outputs on the y-axis. There are three inputs to this system, these are input A, B, C. There are two outputs from the system, these are output x and y. Output x is the output from a three input OR gate, where the inputs are A, B and C. Output y is the output from a two input XOR gate, where the inputs are A and B. i) Draw the output x waveform, if there are glitches then include the glitches in the waveform and write down the time interval(s) when the glitches took place (Example - "t₁", or "between t₁1 and t12").

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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