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Karnaugh Maps      101
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                                                           11  c5 00 I  01  I  11 , 10 ,
                                                    y = (c &2)               y = (a & b) I  (c&d)




              c     00   01   11   10     cx     00   01       10

















                       y = (Z & d)               y = (sj & b) I  (b&Z)       y = (b & d) I (a &e)


                       Figure 10-6. Karnaugh Map groupings of four adjacent minterms


             visualize the map rolled into a vertical cylinder such that the left and right
             edges are touching). This leads to some additional groupings, a few of which are
             shown in Figure 10-7.
                 Note especially the last example. Diagonally adjacent minterms generally
             cannot be used to form a group: however, remembering that the left-right
             columns and the top-bottom rows are logically adjacent, this means that the
             four corner minterms are also logically adjacent, which in turn means that they
             can be used to form a single group.
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