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The discussion revolves around converting truth tables into logic gate circuits using only NAND gates. The user seeks guidance on how to derive a Boolean expression from a truth table and then factorize it to utilize only NAND gates. It is noted that both NAND and NOR gates are versatile for such conversions. A question is raised about the context of the problem, whether it is for a specific application or an academic exercise. The conversation emphasizes the flexibility of NAND gates in circuit design.
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I know this is probably in the wrong board, but.


I'v just been looking into some Boolean algebra to convert truth tables into a set of logic gates representing a circuit.

If i were attempting to represent a certain truth table, but i was limited to ONLY using NAND gates. (their the only one's i can find). How would i go about doing this.

IM assuming i get a boolean expression for the truth table, and then attempt to factorize it into a certain form which uses only NAND gates. BUt I am not exactly sure how to proceed.
 
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You can also do this with NOR gates, they are both very flexible.
 
Learnphysics said:
I know this is probably in the wrong board, but.


I'v just been looking into some Boolean algebra to convert truth tables into a set of logic gates representing a circuit.

If i were attempting to represent a certain truth table, but i was limited to ONLY using NAND gates. (their the only one's i can find). How would i go about doing this.

IM assuming i get a boolean expression for the truth table, and then attempt to factorize it into a certain form which uses only NAND gates. BUt I am not exactly sure how to proceed.


Is this for a particular application, or is it a classroom problem?

KM
 
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