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This document provides an introduction to digital electronics and digital design. It discusses topics such as combinational and sequential logic, data path design, digital integrated circuit design techniques like TTL and CMOS, and design using small-scale, medium-scale, and large-scale integration. It also describes binary logic functions like AND, OR, XOR, and their truth tables. The document outlines the components of a digital design course, including tests, labs, projects and evaluations. It provides examples of basic and derived logic gates as well as solved problems involving digital counters and relay control.

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DD 1

This document provides an introduction to digital electronics and digital design. It discusses topics such as combinational and sequential logic, data path design, digital integrated circuit design techniques like TTL and CMOS, and design using small-scale, medium-scale, and large-scale integration. It also describes binary logic functions like AND, OR, XOR, and their truth tables. The document outlines the components of a digital design course, including tests, labs, projects and evaluations. It provides examples of basic and derived logic gates as well as solved problems involving digital counters and relay control.

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DIGITAL

ELECTRONICS

Introduction

DIGITAL DESIGN
Combinational Logic
o/p levels at any instant of time depends only on
the i/p levels at that instant
Sequential Logic
o/p levels depends only the i/p & previous o/p
Intro of memory element Time has been
introduced

logic
operations
performed
sequentially- info stored in memory location and
released at particular pt of time
Synchronous
Asynchronous
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DIGITAL DESIGN
CPU & Memory
Data Path Design
Digital IC Design
TTL, CMOS

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DIGITAL DESIGN
Design Using..
SSI
MSI
LSI

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DIGITAL DESIGN
Component
Duration SCHEME
Maximum
Date
EVALUATION
Marks
Test I
Test II
Comprehensive Examination
Practicals: H/w Lab
Evaluation
Practicals: S/w Lab
Evaluation
Project
H/w Lab Comprehensive
S/w Lab Comprehensive

Theory
60 Min
60 Min
3 Hrs
Lab
_____

Remarks

40
40
100

18/9/2013
28/10/2013
2/12/2013

CB
OB
CB/OB

40

Regularly

20

Regularly

OB

25
30
15

To be announced
18/11-29/11
To be announced

OB
OB

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DIGITAL LAB
Two Parts
Hardware
Normal Lab Timing
Evaluation - 8 sessions
Software
Saturday afternoon 2-6:30
Evaluation 2 sessions

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PROJECT
Project Topic Assigned
Batch of 4 students
Demo of project & Viva last week of class work

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DISCRETE
ELEMENTS

Binary - 0 or 1

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DIGITAL SYSTEMS

0001 0001

Analog

Discrete

Digital

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DIGITAL SYSTEMS
Advantages

Disadvantages

Easy to Design
Storage Easy
Real world is still analog
Programmability
Less prone to noise

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GATES

Basic &
Derived
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BINARY LOGIC
FUNCTIONS
AND
X . Y
Both 1

1
10
1 0

Truth Table
X

1
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BINARY LOGIC
FUNCTIONS
OR
X + Y
0
Either or Both
10

10

Truth Table
X

1
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BINARY LOGIC
FUNCTIONS
Invert
X
X
literal

10

01

Truth Table
X

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BINARY LOGIC
FUNCTIONS
XOR
X Y
Either
X Y
XY+XY

1
10
01

Truth Table
X

0
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N-VARIABLE
AND
S = W.X.Y.Z
OR
S = W+X+Y+Z
XOR
S = X Y Z

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PROBLEM 1
A 4-bit digital counter has the count of number of
people in a room. If the number of people in the room
goes beyond nine then an auxiliary AC vent should
be opened. The auxiliary AC vent turns on using a relay
to which you have to give a logic 1 for open and zero
for close.

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DERIVED
NAND
S = (X . Y)

S = (X.Y)

NOR
S = (X+Y)

S = (X+Y)

XNOR
S = (XY)

S = (X Y)

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