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5.9 INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED FUNCTIONS                                 219





                                     e                   \de
                                      oo   01  11  10    r\ 00   01  11  10
                                   c^                      i
                                    0 ^    1   1   0      0      1 t>    1
                                                             *
                                    1  1   0   0   1       1  1  1   *   *

                                     e                     e
                                      oo   01  11  10       oo   01  11  10
                                   c^                    c^
                                    0  <   0   0   1      0 ^    1   * *
                                    1  0   1   1   0      1  0 * * <


                                                       (a)

                                                ^ o
                                                 0 c@e     1

                                                 1 c© e   ®

                                                       (b)
                  FIGURE 5.6
                  K-maps for the five-variable function / given in Eq. (5.46). (a) Conventional K-map array for bond
                  set {a, b}. (b) Third-order compression of function / for bond set [a, b] showing minimum cover by
                  using the adjacent XOR pattern in maxterm code.


                  (third-order compression) for bond set {a, b}. Recasting this function into the CRMT form
                  of Eqs. (5.16) and (5.17) gives

                                     fab = abf 0 0 dbfi © ab/2 © abf 3
                                        = db(c ®e)®ab<$> ab(c ®e}® abe
                                        = gQ®bg l®ag 2®abgi                          (5.47)

                  with g values





                  Here, don't cares are set as 0o = 024 = 026 = 030 = 0 with the remainder equal to
                  logic 1. Introducing the values into Eq. (5.47) and simplifying yields the mixed polarity
                  result

                                        f ab = c © e © be © be © a 0 abe
                                           = a®e®c®bc® abe
                                           = a<$>e@(b + c)® abe
                                           = a®e @bc @dbe,                           (5.48)
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