The expression I came up with this circuit is A'B + A'CD + C, would the output change to AB' + AC'D' + C' since it is inverted? I'm assuming the D input compliments and cancels out? What would the logical expression actually be? I am confused about the inverter on the output.
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Best Answer
Once you have an expression, output at
OR3
for example, you can follow De Morgan's Laws to determine what the inverted expression becomes.Looks like I did the wrong expression in the original post:
A'B + A'CD + C = (A'B + A'CD + C)' = (A'B)'(A'CD)'(C)' = (A+B')((A+(CD)')C'
= (A+B')(A+C'+D')C'