So the Problem says : Three Inputs A,B,C are three,Four and Five bits respictively, Write the expression that gives one logic output only when ( A=c<B ).
My Answer : ( A=c< B ) = [C4'.C3'.Xa2.Xa1.Xa0][B2.C2'+Xb2.B1.C1'+Xb2.Xb1.B0.C0']
I may have confused you. I went back and reread the statement of the problem, and now I don't understand it?
What does A=B<C mean?
Does that mean that a single bit output (call it Y) is true if (A==B) AND (B>C)? [using equality == and relational > as in C].
My confusion is because A = (B<C) has a totally different meaning. It cant be this usage because the problem statement says that A is a 3 bit variable.
The statement IS A=C and C < B and i need Expression that gives logic 1 when this is verified "A=C" amd ""C < B"" , I dont know why you didnt check My Answer at post #1 ? And thank you for HelP, your effort is appreciated man.. I have an Exam On Combinational Circuits and sequential circuits Nxt Sunday
The statement IS A=C and C < B and i need Expression that gives logic 1 when this is verified "A=C" amd ""C < B"" , I dont know why you didnt check My Answer at post #1 ? And thank you for HelP, your effort is appreciated man.. I have an Exam On Combinational Circuits and sequential circuits Nxt Sunday