Can You Simplify a Parallel Adder SOP Expression Using Karnaugh Maps?

In summary, the conversation discusses the process of finding when X is smaller than Y using a Kmap and arriving at the formula A'C' + B'C'D' + A'B'D'. The correctness of the formula is questioned and further clarification is sought. The focus is on the relationship between the output F and the inputs ABCD and it is suggested to compare the values using the "excess-3" table. Eventually, the issue is resolved by simplifying the thinking process and adding 3 to the input for comparison.
  • #1
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My working:
S3 = A
S2 = B
S1 = C'
S0 = D'

F = Sum-Minterm(0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 8) (Basically i find when is X smaller then Y)
Used Kmap to arrive at
A'C' + B'C'D' + A'B'D'

Am i correct?
 
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  • #2
Did you check your result? If ABCD = 1111, what should F be?
 
  • #3
Ok my formula was Si = Xi XOR Yi XOR C

That was wrong. Should be Ci. hmmmm

I need clue bro lol
 
  • #4
Focus on the relationship between the output F and the inputs ABCD. In other words: treat the whole thing as a black box with inputs ABCD and output F.
 
  • #5
So must i like do the excess-3 table and compare ab < cd values
 
  • #6
"Excess-3", strictly speaking, operates on BCD (binary coded decimal) values. Since the input is not constrained to BCD, it's better to say "So must I like just add 3 to the input..."

Not making fun, just trying to make a fine point. And yes, then do the comparison.
 
  • #7
yeayea! thank you man solved it lol. I was thinking it too complicatedly.
 

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What is a parallel adder SOP expression?

A parallel adder SOP expression is a mathematical expression used to represent a logical circuit that performs addition of two binary numbers in parallel. It is often used in digital electronics and computer science.

How does a parallel adder SOP expression work?

A parallel adder SOP expression works by breaking down the addition of two binary numbers into smaller logical operations, such as AND, OR, and XOR gates. These gates are then connected in a specific configuration to perform the addition in parallel, resulting in a more efficient and faster calculation.

What is the advantage of using a parallel adder SOP expression?

The main advantage of using a parallel adder SOP expression is its speed and efficiency. By breaking down the addition into smaller logical operations and performing them in parallel, the overall calculation time is reduced compared to performing the addition sequentially.

What are the key components of a parallel adder SOP expression?

The key components of a parallel adder SOP expression are the input binary numbers, the AND, OR, and XOR gates, and the output sum. In some cases, a carry input and output may also be included to handle larger binary numbers.

How is a parallel adder SOP expression different from a serial adder?

A parallel adder SOP expression performs addition by breaking it down into smaller operations and performing them in parallel, while a serial adder performs addition sequentially. This means that a parallel adder can perform addition faster, but it requires more hardware components compared to a serial adder.

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