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Decomposition of multi-output logic function in Reed-Muller spectral domain

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2 Author(s)
Kolodzinski, S. ; Pratt & Whitney, Kalisz, Poland ; Hrynkiewicz, E.

The paper deals with the problems of decomposition of set of logic functions in Reed-Muller spectral domain. The approach is based on searching of the common sub-functions for as many as possible logic functions. A decomposition is executed in Reed-Muller spectral domain but Reed-Muller spectrum of multi-output logic function does not exist. Therefore the common sub-functions are searched in the form of the same sub-spectrums in Reed-Muller spectrum of each function. For these functions for which a disjoint Ashenhurst or Curtis decomposition does not exist a non-disjoint decomposition is searched. A specification of non specified states is performed to obtain the same sub-spectrum as exists in spectrum of other functions. The examples show that the approach may be profitable.

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Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits & Systems (DDECS), 2011 IEEE 14th International Symposium on

Date of Conference: 13-15 April 2011

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