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Quine-McCluskey Quine McCluskey Method Quine-McCluskey Quine McCluskey Method: Method 4. Manipulate the prime implicant table. 4-1. . Delete all essential prime implicant from the prime implicant table, 4-2. 2. Determine and delete the dominated rows and dominating columns in the table, 4-3. 3. Find the (secondary ( secondary) ) essential implicants. implicants 5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 as many times as they are applicable until a minimal cover of the function is found. Unit 06 8
Determination of <strong>Prime</strong> <strong>Implicant</strong>s Find all of the prime implicants Find (1). Represent each minterm by a binary code. code (2). Find the decimal number for each binary code. (3). Define the number of 1’s 1 s in binary number as the index of the number. (3 (3-1). 1). Group all the binary numbers of the same index into a group. (3 (3-2). 2). List all the groups in a column in the index ascending order. order (3 (3-3). 3). Within each group, the binary number are listed in the ascending order of their decimal-number decimal number equivalent. equivalent Unit 06 9
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