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I) Deduce the Boolean expression for sum and carry, and then draw the logic circuit diagram. ii) Using Boolean identities, prove that XNOR gate is the complement of a XOR gate.

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d) i) Deduce the Boolean expression for sum and carry, and then draw the logic circuit diagram.

From the truth table:

ABSumCarry
0000
0110
1010
1101
  1. Deduce the Boolean expression for Sum.

    The Sum output is 1 when A is 0 and B is 1, OR when A is 1 and B is 0. This corresponds to the XOR operation.

    Sum=A⊕BSum = A \oplus B

    Alternatively, in Sum of Products (SOP) form:

    Sum=AˉB+ABˉSum = \bar{A}B + A\bar{B}
  2. Deduce the Boolean expression for Carry.

    The Carry output is 1 only when A is 1 AND B is 1. This corresponds to the AND operation.

    Carry=A⋅BCarry = A \cdot B
  3. Draw the logic circuit diagram.

    The circuit consists of one XOR gate for the Sum output and one AND gate for the Carry output, with inputs A and B.

          A ---+--- XOR --- Sum
               |   /
               |  /
          B ---+--
               |
               +--- AND --- Carry
    

    Note: Due to text-based limitations, the circuit diagram is represented using ASCII art. In a graphical representation, an XOR gate symbol and an AND gate symbol would be used.

    d) ii) Using Boolean identities, prove that XNOR gate is the complement of a XOR gate.

  4. Write the Boolean expression for an XOR gate.

    The XOR operation (A⊕BA \oplus B) is defined as:

    A⊕B=ABˉ+AˉBA \oplus B = A\bar{B} + \bar{A}B
  5. Find the complement of the XOR expression.

    We need to prove that A⊕B‾=A⊙B\overline{A \oplus B} = A \odot B.
    Let's take the complement of the XOR expression:

    A⊕B‾=ABˉ+AˉB‾\overline{A \oplus B} = \overline{A\bar{B} + \bar{A}B}
  6. Apply De Morgan's Theorem (X+Y‾=XˉYˉ\overline{X+Y} = \bar{X}\bar{Y}).

    ABˉ+AˉB‾=(ABˉ)‾⋅(AˉB)‾\overline{A\bar{B} + \bar{A}B} = \overline{(A\bar{B})} \cdot \overline{(\bar{A}B)}
  7. Apply De Morgan's Theorem again (XY‾=Xˉ+Yˉ\overline{XY} = \bar{X}+\bar{Y}).

    =(Aˉ+Bˉ‾)⋅(Aˉ‾+Bˉ)= (\bar{A} + \overline{\bar{B}}) \cdot (\overline{\bar{A}} + \bar{B})
  8. Simplify using the double complement rule (Xˉ‾=X\overline{\bar{X}} = X).

    =(Aˉ+B)⋅(A+Bˉ)= (\bar{A} + B) \cdot (A + \bar{B})
  9. Expand the expression (distributive law).

    =AˉA+AˉBˉ+BA+BBˉ= \bar{A}A + \bar{A}\bar{B} + BA + B\bar{B}
  10. Apply Boolean identities (XXˉ=0X\bar{X} = 0 and X⋅0=0X \cdot 0 = 0).

    =0+AˉBˉ+AB+0= 0 + \bar{A}\bar{B} + AB + 0
  11. Simplify the expression.

    =AB+AˉBˉ= AB + \bar{A}\bar{B}
  12. Recognize the resulting expression as the XNOR gate.

    The expression AB+AˉBˉAB + \bar{A}\bar{B} is the definition of the XNOR operation (A⊙BA \odot B).
    Therefore, we have shown that:

    A⊕B‾=A⊙B\overline{A \oplus B} = A \odot B

    This proves that the XNOR gate is the complement of an XOR gate.

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