How to Convert a Truth Table into Logic Gates?

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The discussion focuses on converting a truth table into a logic diagram using AND, OR, and NOT gates. The method recommended is utilizing a Karnaugh map (K-map) to simplify the truth table, which consists of 16 rows and 4 inputs. By expressing the K-map as a sum of products (SoP), the implementation of the logic gates becomes straightforward. This approach eliminates the need for trial and error in designing the logic circuit.

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Is there some sort of method for converting a truth table into logic gates? The diagram contains 8 MOSFETS, 4 inputs. I have developed a truth table but have since been asked to convert to logic diagram using AND, OR, and invert gates only. Or is it trial and error? I have 16 rows, 4 inputs each, and an output, along with which MOSFETS are on or off.
 
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sandy.bridge said:

Homework Statement


Is there some sort of method for converting a truth table into logic gates? The diagram contains 8 MOSFETS, 4 inputs. I have developed a truth table but have since been asked to convert to logic diagram using AND, OR, and invert gates only. Or is it trial and error? I have 16 rows, 4 inputs each, and an output, along with which MOSFETS are on or off.

If you use a K-map to plot the truth table, and express the K-map as a sum of products (SoP), then the implementation is straightforward with NOT, AND and OR gates. Is that what you mean?
 

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