Circuit Assignment (Digital Logic) You have been hired by a home security company to design and implement a home alarm system. The logic of the system is as follows: Once the alarm system has been armed, it is to sound if the front door is opened, or (the back door is opened and window is opened). Design the necessary circuit using use any method to implement the situation above. Your circuit should have 4 inputs (A-alarm, F=front door, B-back door, W= window). A=1 means the system is Armed. F-1 means Front door is open. B-1 means Back door is open. W=1 means Window is open. There should be one output S. When S= 1 the alarm should sound, otherwise the alarm is silence. Submit these 3 items: 1- Create the formula, S = ... in terms of the variables 2 - Create the truth table, 3- Draw the Circuit. (You can use the zyBooks tool to build the circuit and screen shot the circuit image.)

Circuit Assignment (Digital Logic) You have been hired by a home security company to design and implement a home alarm system. The logic of the system is as follows: Once the alarm system has been armed, it is to sound if the front door is opened, or (the back door is opened and window is opened). Design the necessary circuit using use any method to implement the situation above. Your circuit should have 4 inputs (A-alarm, F=front door, B-back door, W= window). A=1 means the system is Armed. F-1 means Front door is open. B-1 means Back door is open. W=1 means Window is open. There should be one output S. When S= 1 the alarm should sound, otherwise the alarm is silence. Submit these 3 items: 1- Create the formula, S = ... in terms of the variables 2 - Create the truth table, 3- Draw the Circuit. (You can use the zyBooks tool to build the circuit and screen shot the circuit image.)

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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