DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN PROJECT
PROJECT TITLE: DECODER-BASED BOOLEAN FUNCTION REALIZATION
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
The problem is to design a digital circuit that realizes a given Boolean function using a
decoder and external logic gates.
The goal is to simplify logic implementation by efficiently mapping the Boolean expression to
decoder outputs.
This should reduce circuit complexity and improve reliability.
ABSTRACT:
This project focuses on implementing Boolean functions using a decoder-based approach.
Decoders are combinational circuits that convert binary input signals into a unique set of
output lines.
By using a decoder and suitable external logic gates such as OR gates, complex Boolean
functions can be realized in a systematic and modular way.
In this project, a specific Boolean expression will be implemented using a 3-to-8 or 4-to-16
decoder depending on the number of input variables.
The decoder generates all possible minterms of the inputs, and selected outputs are combined
using logic gates to produce the required function.
This method simplifies circuit design, improves modularity, and can minimize gate usage.
Decoder-based Boolean function realization demonstrates how larger digital systems can be
constructed from small reusable components.
It also provides a clear foundation for understanding programmable logic devices and for
learning hardware-level digital system design.
FUTURE SCOPE:
The system can be extended to implement multiple Boolean functions by using programmable
decoders or multiplexers.
Integration with microcontrollers and sensors can enable adaptive logic and reconfigurable
hardware.
SUBMITTED BY: Alok kumar sahu
REG NO.: 2402041118
CSE-B-2