FIGURE 5.1An AND-OR circuit Representation of Karnaugh map in Table 5.19 after simplification.
6.If n = 3, construct a three variable Karnaugh map and put the 0s at the places
corresponding to the maxterms present or find those truth table rows that corre-
spond to the output = 0.
7.If n = 4 or 5 or 6, construct a 4 or 5 or 6 variable Karnaugh map and put the 1s at the
places corresponding to the maxterms present or truth table rows corresponding to
the output = 0.
8.Use xas 0 when forming pairs, quads and octets. Remove xfrom the other
remaining cells at the map.
9.Find the adjacency cell octets of 0s in the map. ...
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