i'm lost for what reason would u need to do all that with a kmap. like for example... what would you be doing. applications of it. this is whats always missing when something is being taught.
sir, first of all i would like to thank you for all these amazingly self explanatory videos of digital logics.you r truly amazing . but i would even like to know if you have any videos regarding microprocessor subject. let me know as soon as possible sir. do u have any specific website for these videos??
I'm thinking of doing some videos about assembly language for microcontrollers. I'm in the planning stage for a series on analog electronics at the moment though.
I don't have anything online yet about microcontrollers. I'm planning on doing something in the future but am not sure which processor to use for the videos. I'm leaning towards ARM because it is a great processor and highly relevant these days.
There's also another way, I would take the group of the two 0 and from De Morgan's theorem I would invert the inputs and I would change the logic AND to OR
Excellent videos. Yes, you are correct. That is the whole point of product of sums. You'll have to reach over your shoulder and pat yourself on the back. He even showed an example of this but his math was pretty sketchy although he ended up with the correct answer.
doesn't pi represent product of sums and in that case the representation should be different........ or does pi represent 0 and can also be used in SOP.
you are a god send literately explained this better than my professor.
i'm lost for what reason would u need to do all that with a kmap. like for example... what would you be doing. applications of it. this is whats always missing when something is being taught.
sir, first of all i would like to thank you for all these amazingly self explanatory videos of digital logics.you r truly amazing .
but i would even like to know if you have any videos regarding microprocessor subject.
let me know as soon as possible sir.
do u have any specific website for these videos??
I'm thinking of doing some videos about assembly language for microcontrollers. I'm in the planning stage for a series on analog electronics at the moment though.
Please let us know regarding it as soon as possible sir. Looking forward for it.
I don't have anything online yet about microcontrollers. I'm planning on doing something in the future but am not sure which processor to use for the videos. I'm leaning towards ARM because it is a great processor and highly relevant these days.
sir u r great and i would have seen your videos some days before exams.....i never understood this subject b4 you taught it
There's also another way, I would take the group of the two 0 and from De Morgan's theorem I would invert the inputs and I would change the logic AND to OR
Hey when you solve the product of sum(pie), don't you have to group the zeroes?
Excellent videos. Yes, you are correct. That is the whole point of product of sums. You'll have to reach over your shoulder and pat yourself on the back. He even showed an example of this but his math was pretty sketchy although he ended up with the correct answer.
doesn't pi represent product of sums and in that case the representation should be different........ or does pi represent 0 and can also be used in SOP.
Thank you very much, i really appreciate it.
Great videos
i have an exam this mornign and i just understood karnaugh maps lol
awesome
you should patent your teaching rig!