How to Find SOP Using a KMAP (part 2)

This is a simple tutorial on how to find sum of products using a KMAP.

[@qjaws]

thank you sir! you have no idea how nice it is to find someone who teaches properly and in english

[@EDUGADHVI]

I have no words for youuuu I'm form india and I thankful for that
.....sir you extremely amazing and I really enjoyed this lectures
Tommow is my exam and it's very useful for me..... Thank you very very very much Sirr ...... God bless you

[@rajbagi2002]

This was a really good explanation i had trouble with K maps for a long time

[@rejoiceobasi6590]

Thanks for the life saving 😬

[@petemakrygiannis7892]

this is incorrect sorry to say. if you are looking for any SOP of the function then this is correct but usually using a Kmap implies we want the minimum SOP (aka in simplest form) in which case the correct answer is y = BC' + AB + A'B'D + A'B'C since you can group m4 m5 m12 and m13 together to make a 2 by 2 box. this would give the value of BC'(instead of the grouping of m4 and m5 that gave the redundant term CD'A') which gives a more simplified resultant function. otherwise the other steps are correct!

[@Napalmthrower]

So as long as you bubble the terms in the most efficient way possible the answer will be correct? As in, this method shown here will yield the minimal SOP if there is a minimal amount of grouped terms?

[@abab1247]

why is the vid flipped ?

[@MysteryShack616]

thank you sir.

[@mrprotex1681]

thank you for your explaination on kmap

[@farheenqureshi239]

outstanding

[@baodau2230]

Thank you!

[@silenthill8312]

Thank you

[@animesky965]

super helpful

[@mr_savyasachi]

Thank you..

[@thejeshreddy2427]

Thank u sir perfect explaination

[@bharathprince3937]

This is incorrect
K map is OK
But sop is wrong

[@advianakirubalin8882]

how is it wrong