Karnaugh Maps Part 1

[@martinmtandi335]

I rarely comment on these things but after watching this video I jus had to appreciate the good work you are doing. thank you so much for taking your time and posting some awesome tutorials.

[@latcharen2487]

I learned that doing A B C D - OUT backwards is much easier.
D B C A | F (F= function)- because of this you can add more inputs instead of having to redo the whole thing. Otherwhise its just the same, kind of. Got a test in 5 days, and my teacher from dubai doesnt speak very clearly, so thank you for this video.

[@fisco130]

months with a teacher that cant explain well what u explained in 20 minutes, i owe u a beer

[@mturawa]

Awesome video! Your explanation helped me understand Karnaugh maps. Please do continue making videos.

[@AzureGhost117]

Thanks a lot sir, Your Explanation for the K map helped me out a lot :)

[@eugenhildt910]

Thank you very much David! ^__^

[@mohammedviso2269]

Thanks for this great tutorial

[@LethalBacon43]

is it possible to get some explanation about state diagrams in sequence circuit analysis? and thank you for this man !

[@TeamoChanel]

Can i say like this
K-map is transform from Truth table
so K-map have conditions to do by allow steps of it ?
thanks for K-map tutorial .

[@bahjat1993]

Hi there, i was wondering could you do a question in which you know the product terms and have to construct a karnaugh map from them?

[@TharakaAbeyratne]

Thanks. I have a question. What happens if we form another group combining (AB-00 , CD-01) and (AB-10, CD-01)? Will my output be wrong?

[@krcn00b]

Tharaka Abeyratne also possible but then you need (AB-10, CD-11) as a single cycle and hence you get one term extra

[@bnur5111]

Thank you

[@oppfye]

This really helped me for my test tomorrow thank you