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    The document describes a student project to design an electronic voting machine circuit using logic gates that will display the results of a board vote, where the circuit was designed using a truth table and Boolean expressions, simplified using algebraic laws, and tested on a breadboard. The unsimplified circuit used more gates than the simplified version, demonstrating that simplification makes circuits more efficient and easier to understand.

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    The document describes a student project to design an electronic voting machine circuit using logic gates that will display the results of a board vote, where the circuit was designed using a truth table and Boolean expressions, simplified using algebraic laws, and tested on a breadboard. The unsimplified circuit used more gates than the simplified version, demonstrating that simplification makes circuits more efficient and easier to understand.

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    Majority Vote

    Circuit
    Steve Zarate and
    Alan Durick
    Woodrow Wilson High School

    (Insert image of your working Design (Insert picture of your


    circuit on the DMS here) Steps:
    Process team members here)
    Design a truth table to satisfy the
    assignment
    Write the un-simplified logic
    expression
    Design a AOI Logic circuit for the
    un-simplified expression using
    Multisim
    Abstract / Summary Simplify the logic expression Conclusions
    Design a AOI Logic circuit for the
    The purpose of this activity was to design an simplified circuit using Multisim. Many times when a circuit is not
    electronic voting machine which will allow Construct and test a circuit on a simplified, it can be confusing or
    the four board members to cast their ballots bread board. difficult to read. As a result, using
    and will display the pass and fail status for Surprisingly, we had no difficulties. Boolean Algebra and DeMorgans
    each of their decisions. The board of Laws to simplify a circuit makes it
    directors consists of the president, vice- easier to read and understand. A
    president, secretary, and the treasurer. For a simplified logic will also be more
    decision to pass, a majority of the board efficient in comparison, as it uses
    must vote yes and in the event of a tie, the less gates.
    presidents vote is the tie breaker. In the unsimplified version of the
    In the project, AND, OR, and inverter gates (Insert screenshot of your circuit, it has 24 AND gates, 7 OR
    will be used to construct the circuit which will Multisim circuit here) gates, and 4 Inverters. This in in
    accomplish to assigned goal. comparison with the simplified
    version which uses 3 AND gates, 3
    Acknowledgements
    Acknowledgements // Resources
    Resources OR gates, and no inverters.

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