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| ## Boolean Engineering | ||||
| - Truth tables | ||||
| 	- Only practical for small circuits | ||||
| - Schematic capture | ||||
| 	- Using CAD to place logic gates on a virtual canvas | ||||
| 	- Facilitates *hierarchical design* | ||||
| 	- Good for larger circuits | ||||
| 	- Don't scale well for very large circuits | ||||
| - Hardware Description Languages | ||||
| 	- Enables hierarchical design | ||||
| 	- Standardized by IEEE | ||||
| 	- Design is more portable | ||||
| 	- Usable in combination with schematic design | ||||
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| # Verilog | ||||
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| | Inconsistent | Parallel lines, no solution                                                                                            | | ||||
| | Independent  | The lines only cross at one point.                                                                                     | | ||||
| | Dependant    | The lines are identical, and there are infinitely many solutions. Both equations represent the same line when plotted. | | ||||
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| # Solving | ||||
| ## Graphing | ||||
| Graph the two equations, and look for points where they intersect | ||||
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