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A Karnaugh map (or K-Map) is a diagram that assists with simplifying Boolean expressions. The method takes advantage of a human's pattern recognition ability as an alternative to performing potentially complex calculations.
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karnaugh map and don't care states
You should circle 3 don't cares with the 1 and circle nothing in the right hand map.
Each cell in a Karnaugh map represents what is called a "canonical product". For a boolean function, a canonical p …
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