ppt on K-Map Karnaugh Map is a method of simplifying Boolean expressions. The Karnaugh map reduces the need for extensive calculations by taking advantage of humans' pattern-recognition capability. The number of cells in the K-map is determined by the number of input variables and is mathematically expressed as two raised to the power of the number of input variables, i.e., 2 to the power n, where the number of input variables is n. Thus, to simplify a logical expression with two inputs, we require a K-map with 4 (= 22) cells. So, for 2 variable K-Map we need 4 cells, for 3 variable K-Map we need 8 cells and for 4 variable K-Map we need 16 cells . In K-Map representation each cell follows Gray code. There is one bit difference in two adjacent cells. In my PPT I have clearly shown an example to reduce a Boolean expression using K-Map. I have shown 2,3 and 4 variables K-Map . after putting the position of variables , how to pair up the cells is clearly drawn in PPT . So it is very easy to get the reduced term of a Boolean algebraic expression using K-Map.