Digital systems

2. Problem Description Sheldon, Leonard, Raj and Howard are a group of four friends. When eating together, they will either go to the Cheesecake Factory or Big Boys. Before going out, the group votes to decide on the restaurant. The majority wins, except when Sheldon and Leonard agree, and in that case they win. Any other tie votes produce a trip to the Big Boy restaurant. Howard, the engineer in the group, wishes to design a logic circuit that will automatically select the restaurant when everyone votes. Step 1 Follow the procedure given in class and determine the input and output variables for this problem and their (encoding) interpretation. Remember, that each input and output variable requires a unique name, just as values in software require unique variable names. How many variables are required, explain? 2 2. Problem Description Sheldon, Leonard, Raj and Howard are a group of four friends. When eating together, they will either go to the Cheesecake Factory or Big Boys. Before going out, the group votes to decide on the restaurant. The majority wins, except when Sheldon and Leonard agree, and in that case they win. Any other tie votes produce a trip to the Big Boy restaurant. Howard, the engineer in the group, wishes to design a logic circuit that will automatically select the restaurant when everyone votes. Step 1 Follow the procedure given in class and determine the input and output variables for this problem and their (encoding) interpretation. Remember, that each input and output variable requires a unique name, just as values in software require unique variable names. How many variables are required, explain? 2