In this activity we used the NI Multisim software used by engineers in the real world to apply and strengthen our knowledge of circuitry.
In this simulation, I mocked up a design for the electrical components of a car sensor. The XOR gate is combined with an AND gate to dictate when the car sensor is turned on.
In both of these assignments, we were tasked to create a simulation in Multisim that demonstrated how to use logic gates in order to evaluate numbers in binary. This included different designs of different numbers of probes which correlated to different amounts of numbers able to be evaluated.
In this assignment we encountered an interesting circuit who's input changes an output in a vice versa pattern(flip flop)
In this assignment, we examined how the number of "flip-flops" affect binary count in a circuit using an oscilliscope.
In this design I simplified a complex boolean algebra logic expression and designed it into multisim, testing the various inputs to determine if it was functional.
We designed an optimal circuit for our car problem by simplying Boolean algebra.
Logic Converter
In this assignment we learned how to use an efficient tool on multisim that would generate a simplified logic expression using a truth table input and can convert that expression into an AOI circuit within seconds.
Multiplexers and De-Multiplexers
In this Multisim challenge we discovered how De-Multiplexers can maximize power efficiency and output one signal with multiple signal inputs using seven segment displays, displaying words like "HELP" and "OPEN"
Date of Birth Combinational Logic
In this Multisim, we implemented 3 inputs to a 7 segment display to generate my date of birth(03-19-08)
XOR, XNOR Binary Adders