Is there a logic simulator out there that has some/all of these features: named inputs (A,B,C,D), minimization (in the form of Karnaugh), conversion between schematics and functions, ie a learning tool ?
Simulator for a newbie
Apr 02, 2006
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It all depends on what you want to learn. If you want to learn how logic design is done professionally then download webpack from
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and play with modelsim.
Karnaugh mapping was a very usefull tool 20 years ago and undergrads still get taught it to get them thinking logically but it has no place in modern design.
Colin
snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote: : Is there a logic simulator out there that has some/all of these : features: named inputs (A,B,C,D), minimization (in the form of : Karnaugh), conversion between schematics and functions, ie a learning : tool ?
TkGate may be of interest to you ...
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It's open-source & free for download.
Stuart
Multisim is nice for newbies.
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