Difference Between Prime implicant, Essential PI, Redundant PI and Selective PI in Hindi

[@rashmipatange1770]

Really madam ur Explanation is Awesome.... before this I haven't understood this topic.....and one more thing same name 😊

[@saurabhmishra1637]

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[@supriyasaha5073]

Your explanation was lit👌👌😊

[@supriyasaha5073]

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[@ujjawal6660]

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[@umeshchaurasiya6953]

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[@VIKASHKUMAR-bg1xm]

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[@shama_k2604]

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[@cruxtable4802]

Mam I have doubt in difference between standard and canonical term so video on this.
Your explanation in uploaded video clear on my doubts regarding term
Thanku

[@galibkiyaadein4627]

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[@काव्यकविता]

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[@minusingh3462]

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[@SonuSharma-tq2hc]

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[@pradeepkumar-bk4vg]

your explanation is very good and understandable

[@reshukumari8025]

Is the don't care condition also counted in prime implication

[@shivangagrawal2923]

Best explain

[@wizard7705]

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[@immadhaq5939]

Thank you v.much . It was very help full

[@Vikas_otp]

in last example, what is the difference in SPI and RPI?

[@suyogchoudhari9452]

Very nice video gives a clear idea about prime implicants and its types

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

credit goes to you sir

[@Niteshkumar-gw7cw]

Thnk u so much

[@RAHULSHARMA-hs9mb]

Truly ur way of explanation is good and effective, 👍👍

[@ujwalramteke4523]

Thanks for the very easy language explanations

[@subhadeepchatterjee7439]

Nyc teaching

[@helloworld2.o278]

very good explanation....

[@divyanshubhagat3461]

Thank you mam very clearly explained 🙂

[@victorvideo100]

Last example Mai redundant PI Bhi include kar deti jo Jyada acha hota.

[@jaishreetawaniya9730]

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[@shashank0312]

agree

[@SumitKumar-fn3gj]

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[@prasadthote9587]

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[@somashekargandhe2081]

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[@prernagarg871]

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[@emonroy2387]

Nice explanation

[@prashant_sahu3306]

very helpful thank you

[@muhammadsaad4075]

Really awesome Ma'am. it cleared my doubts. Thanks alot.

[@sashwatsingh8948]

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[@NihalSingh-ld2en]

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[@Mr.Punder]

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[@adarshreddy7947]

Hello Maa'm,
I have a *Doubt* : In the last [*EXAMPLE*] which u Explained at the ending of the Video has Essential PI & Selective PI.
Then what about the *[REDUNDANT PRIME IMPLICANT(RPI)]* in that example then???
Will it be ZERO [RPI=0] in that example which u have taken.If can u tell me this my doubt will be Cleared.

[@tejkumar993]

Yes there are zero redundant prime implicants

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

Yes there's zero RPI.
Not a single RPI appears in the minimized boolean expression where as among all SPIs few SPIs should be present in the minimized solution.

[@VIKASHKUMAR-bg1xm]

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[@sarveshnaik3663]

Jab Sara topics TH-cam mein clear hota hai..what's the point of classroom teaching....how easily we come to understand these concepts better than our big big professor...well done mam

[@SumitKumar-fn3gj]

Thank you didi

[@SelfStudyBestStudy]

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[@VIKASHKUMAR-bg1xm]

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[@918295333856]

awesome video it really helped me thank you so much

[@Oxycoffin01]

Thnku mam very much.

[@dhermenderthakur5773]

for f(a,b,c,d)=sigma(0,4,5,1011,13,15)
you have made 6 groups but we have to minimize the no of groups in k map ,there can be only 4 groups for this expression.

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

Yes u right but here I m explaining my topic...

[@satish5637]

@@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061 now prime implicants =4/6
Clarify my doubt
Please madam

[@amriteshkumar1129]

TY RESHMI MAM

[@rupendrasingh7618]

Perfect solution

[@UsmanGhani-nu2mr]

Good

[@PradeepKumar-dq7uu]

thank you for explicit explanation

[@rupendrasingh7618]

Perfect solution mam tq u mam

[@archanaverma1366]

are selective pi and redundant pi same?

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

No both r different

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

Redundant pi k sare minterms should be covered by other essential prime implicants

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

Whereas all the minterms of selective pi should not be covered by other essential prime implicants.. See the last example...

[@digitalelectronicbyprof.ra2061]

In other words we can say prime implicant that is neither essential pi nor redundant pi is called a selective prime implicant.

[@VikasKumar-nb2pn]

thanx mam...
What is cyclic prime implicant???

[@surendharsree999]

Tq

[@teamyakshatechnicalinspect5238]

It is very effective....

[@shantanu-lz8zq]

Very useful

[@shivaniagarwal6743]

What is difference in between RPI and spi

[@rahimulhaq2501]

Clr mrkr kha istimal kro taki samjhne main asani hogi

[@wizzaykumar5556]

how many of u r here hving ur exams tmmrw?

[@rupendrasingh7618]

I have doubt clear

[@dexterzhao1071]

is not English right？

[@dhermenderthakur5773]

i think you have given wrong explanation in between of this video

[@tushar1240]

Last one is wrong.... Only 4 groups will form

[@vivekmankotia3662]

Your explanation for spi is wrong

[@vlsipavi]

In Your example groups are wrong. Don't teach bad example.