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A full subtractor is a logic circuit that performs subtraction between two binary digits. It has three inputs - the minuend, subtrahend, and a borrow bit. It uses logic gates like OR, XOR, and NAND gates. A full subtractor is made up of two half subtractors and can subtract two bits while accounting for a borrow from the next higher order bits. It has three inputs and two outputs - the difference and a new borrow bit. Full subtractors are used in arithmetic logic units of computers and other digital devices to perform subtraction operations.






Presentation by Amodh Pandey about Full Subtractor.
A Full Subtractor is a logic circuit that performs binary subtraction using logic gates.
A Full Subtractor is formed from two half subtractors with inputs: minuend, subtrahend, and borrow.
Displays the truth table for the Full Subtractor, showing inputs (A, B, Bin) and outputs (D, Bout).
Used in ALUs, electronic calculators, microcontrollers, and DSP systems for arithmetic functions.
Final thank you slide from the presentation.