Combinational logic 1
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The document discusses combinational logic and summarizes the design procedure for combinational logic circuits. It then describes half adders, full adders, decoders, and other common combinational logic circuits such as magnitude comparators. Circuits are designed for half adders, full adders, decimal adders, decoders, and other logic functions using Boolean algebra and logic gates.
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