Why are you using a K map to implement pass transistors?

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The discussion centers on the challenges faced by a Masters student in Microelectronics while using Karnaugh Maps (K maps) to implement pass transistors. The student is confused about filling in the K map for the function bc(bar), specifically why the top four blocks are filled with 0s while the bottom four blocks contain 1s. Participants suggest that sharing a visual representation of the K map would clarify the issue. The lack of specific inputs and outputs makes it difficult for others to provide a precise answer. Visual aids are recommended to facilitate better understanding of the K map implementation.
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Hello All,

I am a Masters student in Microelectronics and stuck at something very trivial. In implementing Pass transistors using K Map, i am facing some probs. For eg. consider the function bc(bar)
now if you draw a k map the left downward 4 blocks will be filled with 1s. I don't understand why 0s are being filled in the top 4 blocks and the entire and the entire section is being circled.

Thanks

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Posting a picture or sketch of your K map will make things infinitely clear to everyone.

Without seeing your inputs and outputs it's hard to answer your question.
 
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