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授課老師：羅峻旗 研究室：主顧 669 E-mail： 助教：楊斯竣老師 (HDL Labs.) : [email protected]

This document outlines the course "Digital Logic Design". It will cover topics such as binary systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, gate-level minimization, combinational logic, synchronous sequential logic, registers, counters, and memory. The course aims to provide basic tools for digital circuit design and suitable methods for various applications. Students will learn concepts through textbook readings, weekly quizzes, a midterm, final exam, and HDL labs.

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授課老師：羅峻旗 研究室：主顧 669 E-mail： 助教：楊斯竣老師 (HDL Labs.) : [email protected]

This document outlines the course "Digital Logic Design". It will cover topics such as binary systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, gate-level minimization, combinational logic, synchronous sequential logic, registers, counters, and memory. The course aims to provide basic tools for digital circuit design and suitable methods for various applications. Students will learn concepts through textbook readings, weekly quizzes, a midterm, final exam, and HDL labs.

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669

[email protected]
(HDL Labs.)

M. MORRIS MANO, Digital Design,


5th Ed., PRENTICE HALL.

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10

: 30%
: 30%

: 20%

Lab HDL: 20%


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HDL

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Analog and Digital
Analog vs. digital
Analog continuous
Digital discrete
The real world is mainly analog
Why digital?
Digital systems are easier to design
Information storage is easy
Accuracy and precision is better
Operation can be programmed
Digital circuits are less affected by noise
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Representing Binary
Quantities

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Digital Trend
Music: tape DAT, CD, MP3
TV:
Photo (Camera) JPG
Telephone
Residential, AMPS
2G, 3G, 3.5G

Computer
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vs.

bit

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The Purposes of this Course

Present the basic tools for the design of


digital circuits.

Provide Methods and Procedures suitable for


variety of digital design applications

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1. Binary systems
Radix, radix conversion, complements, negative number,
subtraction, number representation, Codes
2. Boolean Algebra And Logic Gates: AND, OR,
NOT,.. etc.
3. Gate-Level Minimization
4. Combinational Logic
5. Synchronous Sequential Logic: Counters, ..etc.
6. Registers And Counters
7. Memory And Programmable Logic
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1. Binary systems
2. Boolean Algebra And Logic Gates: AND,
OR, NOT,.. etc.
3. Gate-Level Minimization
4. Combinational Logic
5. Synchronous Sequential Logic:
Counters, ..etc.
6. Registers And Counters
7. Memory And Programmable Logic 13

bit

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1. Binary systems
2. Boolean Algebra And Logic Gates: AND,
OR, NOT,.. etc.
3. Gate-Level Minimization
4. Combinational Logic
5. Synchronous Sequential Logic:
Counters, ..etc.
6. Registers And Counters
7. Memory And Programmable Logic 16
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1. Binary systems
2. Boolean Algebra And Logic Gates: AND,
OR, NOT,.. etc.
3. Gate-Level Minimization
4. Combinational Logic
5. Synchronous Sequential Logic:
Counters, ..etc.
6. Registers And Counters
7. Memory And Programmable Logic 18
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1. Binary systems
2. Boolean Algebra And Logic Gates: AND,
OR, NOT,.. etc.
3. Gate-Level Minimization
4. Combinational Logic
5. Synchronous Sequential Logic:
Counters, ..etc.
6. Registers And Counters
7. Memory And Programmable Logic 21
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1. Binary systems
2. Boolean Algebra And Logic Gates: AND,
OR, NOT,.. etc.
3. Gate-Level Minimization
4. Combinational Logic
5. Synchronous Sequential Logic:
Counters, ..etc.
6. Registers And Counters
7. Memory And Programmable Logic 24
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