I am still in the mist of trying to get better at solving gate problems using K-maps, as I feel this helps with the understanding of how my 8-bit computer works.
In one ("Designing a 7 segment hex decoder") video, Ben Eater (who's computer recipe I'm following) shows a decoder built from scratch. And my first reaction was "how in the world did he do that gate circuit???"
I've been trying to google and Youtube some tutorials on bigger Kmaps, but none of them have more than 2 outputs. From the looks of it, It seems that it is just the same with 2 outputs, as it is with 7, I just do one map per output.
Is this correct? Which programs do you use to test such a monstrosity, if I were to do one? LTspice?
In one ("Designing a 7 segment hex decoder") video, Ben Eater (who's computer recipe I'm following) shows a decoder built from scratch. And my first reaction was "how in the world did he do that gate circuit???"
I've been trying to google and Youtube some tutorials on bigger Kmaps, but none of them have more than 2 outputs. From the looks of it, It seems that it is just the same with 2 outputs, as it is with 7, I just do one map per output.
Is this correct? Which programs do you use to test such a monstrosity, if I were to do one? LTspice?