231Binary Arithmetic and Decoding and Mux Logic Units
Example 10.19 will give a logic design of 8 of 1 Mux using three 4 of 1 Muxs. Example
10.20 will give a logic design and implementation using a multiplexer for F = PM(1, 7, 9,
13) (Implementation of POS Boolen expression).
Point to Remember
A multiplexer with one-line output is also a Boolean expression implementer and imple-
ments of a SOP (or POS cells) Karnaugh map. The literal variables are the inputs to the
channel selector lines and minterm (or mux-term) selectors are given at the input lines of
a multiplexer.
A three-variable expression and its Karnaugh map can also be implemented by a
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