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    This document summarizes key points about DeMorgan's theorems and their implications for digital logic gates. It states that DeMorgan's theorems show the equivalence between a NOR gate and an AND gate with inverted inputs, and between a NAND gate and an OR gate with inverted inputs. Examples are provided to illustrate how DeMorgan's theorems allow different but equivalent representations of logic functions like NOR and NAND. The document appears to be from a lecture on digital electronics.

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    This document summarizes key points about DeMorgan's theorems and their implications for digital logic gates. It states that DeMorgan's theorems show the equivalence between a NOR gate and an AND gate with inverted inputs, and between a NAND gate and an OR gate with inverted inputs. Examples are provided to illustrate how DeMorgan's theorems allow different but equivalent representations of logic functions like NOR and NAND. The document appears to be from a lecture on digital electronics.

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    EEE301 Digital Electronics: Part - 2

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    EEE301 Digital Electronics

    Lecture 2
    Part -2

    Dr. A.S.M. Mohsin


    Assistant Professor, Department of EEE
    BRAC,UB50511
    E-mail:asm.mohsin@bracu.ac.bd

    1
    Implications of DeMorgan Theorems
    • 𝑥 + 𝑦 = 𝑥ҧ 𝑦ത
    • The left hand side of the equation can be viewed as the output of a NOR gate
    with input x and y
    • The right hand side of the equation is the result of first inverting both x and y
    input and then putting them through an AND gate
    • The two representations are equivalent
    • Both representation are used to represent NOR function

    2
    Implications of DeMorgan Theorems
    • 𝑥 ∙ 𝑦 = 𝑥ҧ + 𝑦ത
    • The left hand side of the equation can be viewed as the output of a
    NAND gate with input x and y
    • The right hand side of the equation is the result of first inverting both x
    and y input and then putting them through an OR gate
    • The two representations are equivalent
    • Both representation are used to represent NAND function

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