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I understand what you're saying, it's just that in your example (Law of Excluded Middle FTW!) the boolean function is the constant 1 function (on one input). E
by throwaway000002 11y ago
I understand what you're saying, it's just that in your example (Law of Excluded Middle FTW!) the boolean function is the constant 1 function (on one input).
Even I know how to implement that, at least I think so, in a glitch free way.
In general though, you're trying to implement some function, and it's not necessarily true that some arbitrary gate setup you make is glitch free, as you have illustrated with the constant 1 function.
I assume Karnaugh maps solve this problem, at the cost of perhaps extra gates?
- rdc12 11y agoKarnaugh maps can identify hazards and then also illustrate what the additional logic gates can be inserted to correct the problem. Having a different number of gates on different paths throu a circuit can cause the same problems (say (A & B) | C). This is the easier case to correct.