noun

• A diagram consisting of a rectangular array of squares each representing a different combination of the variables of a Boolean function.

  ‘For example, packages for bar charts, UML notation and even Karnaugh maps can be downloaded.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Figure 3 presents completed Karnaugh maps of positive mother-child interactions for one average and one referred family.’
  • ‘However, the Karnaugh map is faster and easier, especially if there are many logic reductions to do.’
  • ‘The Karnaugh map for this or any logic function can be used to determine the transistor schematic.’
  • ‘They may also be examined variable by variable: the disposition of the Karnaugh map makes it easy to do so.’