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    SE3202 - Experiment No 4

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    This document provides instructions for a laboratory activity on realizing logic gates using universal building blocks of NAND and NOR gates. The objectives are to use simulation software to design, build, and test circuits implementing logic gates with NAND and NOR gates. The document explains that NAND and NOR gates can act as universal gates to realize any Boolean logic expression. It provides examples of using a NAND gate as an inverter, OR gate, and AND gate. Exercises are given to write Boolean expressions, create truth tables, and use the simulation software to design and test circuits for various logic expressions and conditions.

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    SE3202 - Experiment No 4

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    This document provides instructions for a laboratory activity on realizing logic gates using universal building blocks of NAND and NOR gates. The objectives are to use simulation software to design, build, and test circuits implementing logic gates with NAND and NOR gates. The document explains that NAND and NOR gates can act as universal gates to realize any Boolean logic expression. It provides examples of using a NAND gate as an inverter, OR gate, and AND gate. Exercises are given to write Boolean expressions, create truth tables, and use the simulation software to design and test circuits for various logic expressions and conditions.

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    This document provides instructions for a laboratory activity on realizing logic gates using universal building blocks of NAND and NOR gates. The objectives are to use simulation software to design, build, and test circuits implementing logic gates with NAND and NOR gates. The document explains that NAND and NOR gates can act as universal gates to realize any Boolean logic expression. It provides examples of using a NAND gate as an inverter, OR gate, and AND gate. Exercises are given to write Boolean expressions, create truth tables, and use the simulation software to design and test circuits for various logic expressions and conditions.

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    SE3202 - Experiment No 4

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    This document provides instructions for a laboratory activity on realizing logic gates using universal building blocks of NAND and NOR gates. The objectives are to use simulation software to design, build, and test circuits implementing logic gates with NAND and NOR gates. The document explains that NAND and NOR gates can act as universal gates to realize any Boolean logic expression. It provides examples of using a NAND gate as an inverter, OR gate, and AND gate. Exercises are given to write Boolean expressions, create truth tables, and use the simulation software to design and test circuits for various logic expressions and conditions.

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    SE 3202
    COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE I
    LABORATORY MANUAL

    LABORATORY ACTIVITY 4
    Realization of Gates using Universal
    Building Block (NAND & NOR GATES)

    I. OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this activity you should be able to:


    Use MULTISIM to design, build and test the circuits.
    Implement Logic Gates using NAND as a universal gate.
    To implement Logic Gates using NOR gates.
    To design, implement and test a logic circuit based on the given parameters or conditions,

    II. Universal Gate | NAND & NOR Gate as Universal Gate


    We have discussed about different types of logic gates in previous experiments. Now coming to the
    topic of this article we are going to discuss about the Universal Gate. AND, NOT and OR gates are
    the basic gates; we can create any logic gate or any Boolean expression by combining them. Now
    NOR and NAND gates have the particular property that any one of them can create any logical
    Boolean expression if designed in a proper way. Now we will look at the operation of each gate
    separately as universal gates.
    NAND GATE as an INVERTER
    Implement the circuit using MULTISIM. U2 is a digital interactive source. U1A is an inverter. U3A is a
    NAND Gate. Lastly, X1 and X2 are probe indicators. Simulate the circuit. Press the SPACE key in your
    keyboard and observe the output. Complete the table below.

    U2
    (input)

    X1
    (output )

    X2
    (output)

    0
    1

    NAND GATE functions as an OR GATE

    U2
    (input B)

    U4
    (input A)

    0
    0
    1
    1

    0
    1
    0
    1

    U2
    (input B)

    U4
    (input A)

    0
    0
    1
    1

    0
    1
    0
    1

    X1
    (output )

    X2
    (output)

    X1
    (output )

    X2
    (output)

    NAND GATE functions as an AND GATE

    III. EXERCISES. Answer the following exercises using MULTISIM.


    1. Write a Boolean expression for each diagram and create a truth table. Using Multisim implement the
    circuit and test the validity of your truth table by comparing the input-output relationship on your truth
    table. You may add switches and light indicator (see previous figures on using a NAND gate)

    2. Simplify the following Boolean expression below, create a truth table, draw the simplified circuit using
    Multisim. Use logic converter of your Multisim

    3. Answer the following problems belo, create a truth table, and use Multisim to draw your design.
    A. Design a logic circuit that will output a 1 (HIGH) only if A and B are both 1 while either C or D is 1.
    B. Design a logic circuit that will output a 0 only if A or B is 0.
    C. Design a logic circuit that will output a LOW only if A is HIGH or B is HIGH while C is LOW or D is

    LOW.
    D. Design a logic circuit that will output a HIGH if only one of the inputs A, B, or C is LOW.
    E. Design a circuit that outputs a 1 when the binary value of ABCD
    F. Design a circuit that outputs a LOW when the binary value of ABCD

    IV. CONCLUSION (See format for answering the conclusion)

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