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PaoBLEM# 4:24 I Compose the truth table and K-map for a full-adder. Name the inputs A (addend #1), B (addend #2), and Cin (carry in). The outputs are Cout (carry out) and S (sum). Design the simplest implementation possible. The full-adder is the workhorse of most arithmetic circuits. It is imperative to have the most efficient full-adder possible You will need to examine several different

PaoBLEM# 4:24 I Compose the truth table and K-map for a full-adder. Name the inputs A (addend #1), B (addend #2), and Cin (carry in). The outputs are Cout (carry out) and S (sum). Design the simplest implementation possible. The full-adder is the workhorse of most arithmetic circuits. It is imperative to have the most efficient full-adder possible You will need to examine several different

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PaoBLEM# 4:24 I Compose the truth table and K-map for a full-adder. Name the inputs A (addend #1), B (addend #2), and Cin (carry in). The outputs are Cout (carry out) and S (sum). Design the simplest implementation possible. The full-adder is the workhorse of most arithmetic circuits. It is imperative to have the most efficient full-adder possible. You will need to examine several different approaches, and design the simplest implementation possible. What is your circuit's cost and delay?
Transcribed Image Text:PaoBLEM# 4:24 I Compose the truth table and K-map for a full-adder. Name the inputs A (addend #1), B (addend #2), and Cin (carry in). The outputs are Cout (carry out) and S (sum). Design the simplest implementation possible. The full-adder is the workhorse of most arithmetic circuits. It is imperative to have the most efficient full-adder possible. You will need to examine several different approaches, and design the simplest implementation possible. What is your circuit's cost and delay?
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FULL ADDER:

1. Full Adder is a logic circuit that combines two or more logic gates.

2. It is used to add two single-bit integers that have a carry.

3. As a result, the complete adder can do three-bit addition.

4. A full adder has three inputs and two outputs (sum and carry).

The block-diagram of a fill-adder is shown below:

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