A K-map generator generated this for me! Karnaugh Map
And I`ve been trying to figure out how the values match up with one another. For eg. the value 7 on the table is seemingly identified by 01101 which is not 7, and so on and so forth.
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A K-map generator generated this for me! Karnaugh Map
And I`ve been trying to figure out how the values match up with one another. For eg. the value 7 on the table is seemingly identified by 01101 which is not 7, and so on and so forth.
The row and column elements in a K-map don’t have a numeric correspondence to the values in a referent cell; they have a logical correspondence, where each digit of a cell or column header represents a binary value for a specific proposition. The Wikipedia page for Karnaugh maps provides an excellent reference for how a logical truth table can be broken down into a K-map.
In your original example, it looks like you have five truth values which are combining to produce a single output value:
01101 => 7.Think of each binary position in the number as a seperate value rather than an entire number:
And you can break it down into the following logic:
If((Not A) and B and C and (not D) and E) then 7.