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Std : 11th Year : 2020-21

Subject : Computer Science

Chapter : Logic Gates & Sequential Circuit

Subtopic : De-Morgan’s Theorem, Universal gates


De-Morgan’s Theorem
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First Theorem:
• This theorem gives an equivalence between NOR and AND gate i.e. we can Replace ‘+’ by DOT .
• Theorem states :
“The NOR gate is equivalent to bubbled AND gate”
OR
“ The complement of a sum equals the product of complement”
De-Morgan’s Theorem
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Second Theorem:
• This theorem gives an equivalence between NAND and OR gate i.e. we can Replace DOT by ‘+’ .
• Theorem states :
“The AND gate is equivalent to bubbled OR gate”
OR
“ The complement of a product equals the sum of complement”
Why NAND/ NOR are known as universal gates?
Proof for NAND gates
Implementation of NOT using NAND

 A NOT gate is made by joining the inputs of a NAND gate together.

A NAND A = (A.A)' = A'


Implementation of AND using NAND

Proof :
Implementation of OR using NAND

Proof :
Implementation of NOT using NOR

 A NOT gate is made by joining the inputs of a NOR gate together.

A NOR A = (A + A)' = A'


Implementation of AND using NOR

• Proof :
(A NOR A ) NOR (B NOR B)
= (A+A)' NOR (B+B)'
= [ (A+A)' + (B +B)' ]'
= (A' + B')'
= (A')' . (B')'
=A.B
Implementation of OR using NOR

Proof :
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