Unit I INTRODUCTION OF BASICS CONCEPTS OF DIGITAL SYSTEM

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Across
  1. 3. Basic assumption accepted without proof
  2. 6. Gate requiring only one HIGH input
  3. 7. Algebra invented by George Boole
  4. 11. Logical inverse of a variable
  5. 13. Principle obtained by swapping AND with OR and 0 with 1
  6. 15. Product term corresponding to a truth table output of one
  7. 16. Law where regrouping operands changes nothing
  8. 18. Gate used to detect equality
  9. 21. Universal gate obtained by complementing AND
  10. 22. Number system represented using digits and A to F
  11. 26. Eight consecutive bits
  12. 27. Theorem used to simplify complemented expressions
  13. 29. Base-8 number system
Down
  1. 1. Expression formed by adding product terms
  2. 2. Form in which every term contains all variables
  3. 4. Law where changing operand order changes nothing
  4. 5. Gate that produces the opposite logic level
  5. 8. Law proving A + 0 = A
  6. 9. Universal gate obtained by complementing OR
  7. 10. Everyday counting number system
  8. 12. Expression formed by multiplying sum terms
  9. 14. Law connecting multiplication and addition operations
  10. 17. Algorithmic alternative to K-map for higher variables
  11. 19. Half of a byte
  12. 20. Sum term corresponding to a truth table output of zero
  13. 23. Gate requiring every input to be HIGH
  14. 24. Graphical technique for logic minimization
  15. 25. Number system used by digital computers
  16. 26. Single binary digit
  17. 28. Gate used to detect inequality