Question: Problem 1 , 3 0 Points - 4 parts Design a circuit to control an automatic sliding door system, similar to those found at a

Problem 1,30 Points -4 parts
Design a circuit to control an automatic sliding door system, similar to those found at a grocery store's entrance. It is a double-door, and, under normal circumstances, will open if there is a person in front of the door. When the store is closed, a switch will be set such that the doors do not open. A switch will be set if manual operation of the doors is necessary. An emergency switch will open the doors, for the purpose of evacuation.
The input variables are:
P- active high - from the door sensor, active indicates detection of a person in front of the door
H- active high - from a control switch, assertion indicates manual operation of the door
C - active high - a control switch, active indicates door should remain closed (e.g. store closed)
E- active low - from the power override switch, active indicates emergency where doors are open
The output variable is:
D-St - active high (i.e.0= closed; 1= open)- to the door activation motor, when asserted will open the door.
a)(5 points) Fill out the function table provided below.
b)(5 points) Using the Function Table you have just created, write the function D-St as a canonical SOP (standard sum of products, no simplification).
c)(10 points) Provide the reduced equation for D-St. NOTE: you may use any method, but K-Map template is provided for ease of use.
d)(10 points) Draw the circuit diagram for the system design (based on the answer to part c, above).
\table[[PHCE,D-St],[0000,],[0001,],[0010,],[0011,],[0100,],[0101,],[0110,],[0111,],[1000,],[1001,],[1010,],[1011,],[1100,],[1101,],[1110,],[1111,]]
D-St=q,
please include do not care conditions
Problem 1 , 3 0 Points - 4 parts Design a circuit

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