Electronic – Karnaugh Maps in POS instead of SOP

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From my understanding, to use karnaugh maps to simplify an expression, you would have an SOP expression that does not have to be canonical and then group the 1s in the table.

So that got me wondering. Does this mean I can then have a POS expression and then group the 0s instead of the 1s?

Best Answer

Given PoS: \$ f=\overline{C} \space \overline{D} +A\overline{D} + A\overline{B}\$

Becomes SoP: \$ f= (\overline B + \overline{D})\cdot (A + \overline C)\cdot (A + \overline D ) \$

Circle 0's. Write OR'ed equations with inverted inputs.

Intersection of B & D have 4 zeros. This becomes \$ \overline B + \overline D\$

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