Max.Planck said:A logic function is just an expression using operators {AND, OR, NOT}.
A logic circuit is basically the drawing corresponding to the function using the gates
AND and OR and the inverter.
A logic function is a mathematical representation of a logical operation, such as AND, OR, and NOT, which takes one or more inputs and produces a single output based on the given logical rules.
A logic circuit is a physical implementation of a logic function, using electronic components such as transistors and logic gates to perform logical operations and produce an output based on the given input signals.
Logic functions and logic circuits are closely related, as logic functions dictate the logical rules that the circuit must follow, while the circuit physically carries out those rules to produce an output.
One main difference is that logic functions are abstract mathematical concepts, while logic circuits are tangible physical devices. Additionally, logic functions can be represented using symbols and equations, while logic circuits are typically represented using diagrams and schematics.
Yes, a logic function can be implemented using different logic circuits, as long as the circuits follow the same logical rules. There can be multiple ways to physically represent a logic function, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.