Vending Machine Consider the construction of a vending machine's logic. Assume that every soda costs a quarter, and that the machine accepts only quarters. • E = True indicates the machine is empty, it has no more sodas • s = True indicates the user has made a selection 2 •P = True indicates the user has paid a quarter The machine may send two control commands to its machinery: • V = True indicates machine will give the user a soda (i.e. "vend") •R = True indicates machine will return the user's quarter The machine should return a user's quarter only when they have paid and the machine is empty. The machine should give a soda only when a user has paid, made a selection and the machine is not empty. i Write a truth table for V and R in terms of E, S, P ii Write an expression for V in terms of E, S, P using boolean operators V, ^, ¬ iii Write an expression for R in terms of E,S, P using boolean operators V, A, ¬

Vending Machine Consider the construction of a vending machine's logic. Assume that every soda costs a quarter, and that the machine accepts only quarters. • E = True indicates the machine is empty, it has no more sodas • s = True indicates the user has made a selection 2 •P = True indicates the user has paid a quarter The machine may send two control commands to its machinery: • V = True indicates machine will give the user a soda (i.e. "vend") •R = True indicates machine will return the user's quarter The machine should return a user's quarter only when they have paid and the machine is empty. The machine should give a soda only when a user has paid, made a selection and the machine is not empty. i Write a truth table for V and R in terms of E, S, P ii Write an expression for V in terms of E, S, P using boolean operators V, ^, ¬ iii Write an expression for R in terms of E,S, P using boolean operators V, A, ¬

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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