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Wednesday, 17 March 2021

3- to-8 line Decoder full Block Diagram, Truth Table, and Logic Diagram

 What is  a Decoder:

         A decoder is used to convert binary into decimal. Decoder is a combinational logic circuit that has n input lines and a maximum of 2unique output lines.

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3-to-8 Line Decoder:

               A 3x8 lines decoder has three inputs  i.e A,B,C and eight outputs i.e D0 ,D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6 and  D7. which are generated by using inputs i.e 2^3.

Block Diagram of 3X8 Decoder:



fig1. Block Diagram of 3X8 Decoder

Truth Table of 3X8 decoder:


fig2.Truth Table of 3X8 decoder


D0 = A’B’C’

D1= A’B’C

D2 = A’BC’

D3 = A’BC

D4 = AB’C’

D5= AB’C

D6 = ABC’

D7 = ABC


Logic Diagram of 3X8 Decoder:

fig3. Logic Diagram of 3X8 Decoder


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