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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

ENGG627/ENGG625- LOGIC CIRCUITS, SWITCHING THEORY AND PROGRAMMABLE


LOGIC DEVICES/ LOGIC CIRCUITS AND SWITCHING THEORY LABORATORY REPORT

Experiment No:2 Verification of Boolean Rules


Date of Experiment: Name of Sreedev Vijayan Pillai
Student :
Date of Submission: Student NO: BH16500746
Team Leader: Sreedev Vijayan Pillai

OBJECTIVE:

Design and implement circuits to verify Boolean Rules, using NI-ELVIS LabVIEW software.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. The students are requested to be grouped into teams.
2. A team leader need to be chosen for the week
3. Team Leader is the one to guide to group to achieve the objective of the Experiment.
4. Follow the precautionary instructions while using the NIELVIS prototyping board.

INTRODUCTION:
The purpose of this laboratory assignment is to allow students to design simple combinational circuits
using logic gates to verify Boolean Rules.

APPARATUS REQURIED:

S.No: Component Quantity


1 1 74LS08D AND gate IC 1
2 1 74LS32D OR gate IC 1
3 1 74LS04D NOT gate IC 1
4. Lab view software installed 1
PC
5. Connecting wires few

PROCEDURE:
A systematic approach has to be maintained in following the procedure in order to get the proper
output and to log it properly, the following procedures are to be followed for experimenting to verify
the Boolean Rules using AND, OR, NOT logic gates separately and in combination.

The basic procedures in conducting this experiment are as follows:

1. We will initially connect the protoboard in the National Instruments Modular Workstation.

2. We then would place the designated IC chip in the protoboard facing vertically. (the side with
Notch would be on the top position so as to assist numbering)

3. We will then connect the +5V from the DC Power Supplies Terminal in the prototyping board to
the 14th pin which is the Vcc input terminal pin.

4. Then we will connect the ground from the DC Power Supplies Terminal to the 7 th pin which is the
ground terminal pin for the IC.

5. We will then connect the wires from the input terminal of the IC to the User Configurable I/O of
the prototyping board [pins from DIO 0 – DIO 7). Then from the output terminals of the IC we
will connect it to the User Configurable I/O of the prototyping board [pins from DIO 8 – DIO 23]
(Refer to the specific IC Schematics to know the I/O Terminals)

6. We will turn on the workstation, and startup the LAB View application in the system to set the
input and view the output results from the IC.

QUESTION 1: Connect the following circuit that represent the design of a


x.x=x and X+X=X
A. Write your experiments results in the following truth table?
B. Attach the output?

X X.X X
0 0.0 0
1 1.1 1

X X+X X
0 0+0 0
1 1+1 1
QUESTION 2:
Connect the
following circuit
that represent the
design of
X.0=0; X+0=X
A. Write
your

experiments results in the following truth table?


B. Attach the output?
X X.0 X
0 0.0 0
1 1.0 0

X X+0 X
0 0+0 0
1 1+0 1
QUESTION 3: Connect the following circuit that represent the design
X.X’=0; X+X’=1
A. Write your experiments results in the following truth table?
B. Attach the output?
X X.X’ 0
0 0.0’ 0
1 1.1’ 0

X X+X’ 1
0 0+0’ 1
1 1+1’ 1
QUESTION 4: Connect the following circuit that represent the design
x’’=x
A. Write your experiments results in the following truth table?
B. Attach the output?

X X’’ X
0 0’’ 0
1 1’’ 1

QUESTION 5: Connect the following circuit that represent the design and verify the output with the
truth table
F= X’+XY
A. Write your experiments results in the following truth table?
B. Attach the output?

X Y (X.Y) X’ F=X’+(X.Y)
0 0 0 1 1
0 1 0 1 1
1 0 0 0 0
1 1 1 0 1

CONCLUSION:

After doing this experiment on Logic Gates, we were able to verify and prove the
Boolean theorems. The theoretical knowledge that we have acquired in the class
to that of the practically produced is also similar thereby proving our experiment.
We were able to comprehend & understand the functions of the various logic
gates in the circuit design. We used LabView Software from National Instruments
to visualize & analyze our output which we had produced on the National
Instruments Workstation on the prototyping Board.

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