From kozick@eg.bucknell.edu Thu Feb 11 16:48:40 1999
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Subject: ELEC 340, Prob. 3-15

Hi,

For Problem 3-15 on HW 6 for ELEC 340:

Let's make it extra credit.  This is not because it is hard, but
because the problem statement is a bit ambiguous, and the problem is
tedious to solve.  But, if you already solved it, feel free to hand
that in for extra credit.

I interpret the decoder in this problem as a 4-to-10 line decoder with
BCD inputs.  Another interpretation is to design a BCD-to-7-segment
driver.  In either case, there is not much to learn from doing this
problem (given the other HW problems).

Thanks, and sorry for the confusion.

-- Rich Kozick