Logic Function With XOR and AND Gates
- O1 = I1 XOR S
- O2 = I2 XOR S
with S = (I1 XOR I2) AND C
It can also be implemented by the following logic:
- O1 = (NOT C AND I1) OR (C AND I2) = CI1+CI2
- O2 = (C AND I1) OR (NOT C AND I2) = CI1+CI2
- Cout= Cin
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