1.4.3 Boolean Algebra
Construct truth tables for a variety of logic gates
Be familiar with drawing and interpreting logic gate circuit diagrams involving multiple gates
Complete a truth table for a given logic gate circuit
Write a Boolean expression for a given logic gate circuit
Draw an equivalent logic gate circuit for a given Boolean expression
Use the following rules to derive or simplify statements in Boolean algebra:
de Morgan’s Laws
distribution
association
commutation
double negation
Write a Boolean expression for a given logic gate circuit, and vice versa
Understand the correspondence between a truth table and a Karnaugh map
Understand how to fill out a Karnaugh map for a given expression
Understand how to group items in a Karnaugh map
Interpret the groupings in a Karnaugh map
Simplify Boolean expressions with two, three or four variables using a Karnaugh map
Recognise and trace the logic of the circuits of a half-adder and a full-adder
Construct the circuit for a half-adder
Be familiar with the use of the edge-triggered D-type flip-flop as a memory unit