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Quine Mclusky Method
Quine Mclusky Method
Quine-McCluskey Method
Mr. Jobin Mathew
Assistant Professor
AEC, Jalukbari
Introduction
● The Karnaugh map method is an effective way to simplify Boolean functions which
have a small number of variables.
F l
mph cants
÷ Prime lmplicants
. Eisen:: see
IF + A B t B- C -
F- =
t AC Big
I5 + A B
.
● All the 1s on the K-map, which refer to the minterms of the function, are called
Implicants.
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=F= a- Ed + a- bdtabc
cd
1- 5E 1- b- d- +
Prime Implicant Chart
IF*¥s
F- = b- c- tcdtabd
Colt 612 EE B- C
F= IIE + t
group 0
-
1091 00 -
+ BE + Act AB
✓ 0,2 O - O
't
group Stop
→ 2,6 -
IO
group 2
e- -
✓ 5,7 I - I
→ l l
group 3
so
6,7 -
Prime Implant chart
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xx
Ia
.
- ×
✓ xx
EE BE TAC F EE t Ect AB
F-
=
= +
Solving Don’t Cares using Quine-McCluskey
Method
● In the process of finding prime implicants we treat the don’t care terms as if they
were required minterms
In this way they can be combined with other minterms to eliminate as many literals a
possible. → Treat Don 't canes as I when finding PI
● While forming the prime implicant chart, the Don’t Cares are not listed at the top.
The don’t cares are not included in the solution unless they have been used in the
process. → Treat Don 't canes as 0 when using PI chart .
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