Digital ElectronicsTable of Contents 1. Digital Electronics 1. Course Landing Page 1. Genera] Student Resources 2. Copyright Notice 1. It is illegal to make copies of this course without the permission of Project Lead The Way, Inc. 2. Unit 1: Foundations in Electronics 1. Unit Landing Page 3. Lesson 1,1: Introduction to Electronics 1. Introduction to Digital Electronics 2 3. Activity 1.1.2: Investigating Basic Circuits (DMS 1. Procedure 1. Part A: Creating a Circuit and Measuring a Circuit's Properties 2. Part B: Series and Parallel Circuits 3. Going Further 2, Startup Guide: The myDAQ and myDigital Protoboard 7. Ni Digital MiniSystem (OMS) 5 NI myDigitialProtoboard™ 4. Required Hardware and Software’ 5. Powering the myDigital Protoboard 3. Investigating Basic Circuits 4, Activity 1.1.3: Scientific and Engineering Notation 1, Procedure 2. Scientific and Engineering Notation 5. Activity 1.1.4: Component Identification: Analog 1. Procedure 2. Introduction to Resistors and Capacitors 6. Activity 1.1.5.a: Circuit Theory: Hand Calculations 1. Procedure 1. Going Further - Optional 2. Circuit Theory Laws 7. Activity 1,1,5.b: Circuit Theory: Simulations 1, Procedure 8. Activity 1.1 ircuit Theory: Breadboardin: 1. Procedure 2. The Breadboard 9. Activity 1.1.6: Component Identification: Digital 1, Procedure 1. Combinational Logic 2. Sequential Logic i i 10. Activity 1.1.7: Introduction to Datasheets 1. Procedure 11. Optional Project 1.1.8: Soldering Practice: Fun Light Project 1, Procedure Copyright ©2017 Project Lead The Way, Inc Alights reserved. Parts List - Fun Light . Assembly Procedure . Functional Test Procedure Pre mpletion 2. Soldering and Desoldering 12. Project 1.1.9: Soldering: Random Number Generator 1. Procedure 2. Introduction to the Board Game Counter 4, Lesson 1.2: Introduction to Circuit Design 1. Circuit Design 2. Activity 1.2.1: Introduction to Combinational Logic Design: Seat Belt Circuit 1, Procedure 1. Going Further — Optional 3. Activity 4.2.2 Analog and Digital Signals 1, Procedure 2. Analog Digital Signals 4. Activity 1.2.3 Binary Number System 1, Procedure 1. Going Further — Optional 2. The Binary Number System 5. Activity 1.2.4 Introduction to Sequential Logic Design: Counters (DMS) 1, Procedure 1 6. Activity 4.2.5 Clock Signals: The 555 Timer 1, Procedure 2. Clock Signals: 555 Timer 7. Project 1.2.6 Understanding Analog Design: The Random Number Generator 1, Procedure 2. Understanding Analog Design (RNG) 8 Project 1.2.7 Understanding Digital Design: Random Number Generator 1. Procedure 2. Understanding Digital Design (RNG) 5, Unit 2: Combinational Logic 1. Unit Landing Page Aeps 6 . Combinational Logic Design Pr: 2. Activity 2.1.1 AOI Design: Truth Tables to Logic Expressions 1. Procedure 1. Truth Tables to Logic Expressions 2. Logic Expressions to Truth Tables 3. Seat Belt Alarm Circuit 4, Humidity Sensor Circuit 2 3. Activity 2,1,2 AO] Logic Analysis: Circuit to Truth T: Logic Expre 1. Procedure 2. AOI Design: Logic Analysis 4. Activity 2.1.3 AOI Logic Implementation 1. Procedure 2. AOI Logic Implementation 5. Activity 2.1.4 Circuit Simplification: Boolean Algebra 1. Procedure 2. Circuit Simplification: Boolean Algebra Copyright ©2017 Project Lead The Way, Inc Alights reserved3. Digital Electronics Equations and Theorems . Boolean Theorems Commutative Laws Associative Laws Distributive Laws Consensus Theorems DeMorgan's Theorems 6. Activity 2.1.5 Circuit Simplification: DeMorgan’s Theorems 1, Procedure 2. Circuit Simplification: DeMorgan's Theorems 7. Project 2.1.6 AO! Logic Design: Majority Vote 1, Procedure 7. Lesson 2.2: Alternative Design: Universal Gates and K-Mapping 1. Activity 2.2.1 Circuit Simplification: Karnaugh Mapping 1. Procedure 1. Going Further — Optional 2. Karnaugh Mapping 2. Activity 2.2.2 Universal Gates: NAND Only Logic Design 1, Procedure 2. Universal Gate - NAND 3. Activity 2.2.3 Universal Gates: NOR Only Logic Design 1. Procedure 2. Universal Gate = NOR 4. Activity 2.2.4 Design Tool: Logic Converter 1, Procedure 5. Project 2,2.5 Universal Gates and K-Mapping: Fireplace Control Circuit 1. Procedure 1. Design 2. Simulation 3. Prototyping 2. Combinational Logic Design Process 8. Lesson 2.3: Specific Combinational Logic Designs 1. Activity 2.3.1 Hexadecimal and Octal Number Systems 1, Procedure 1. Going Further - Optional 2. Octal and Hexadecimal Number Systems 2. Activity 2.3.2 Seven Segment Display 1. Procedure 1. Seven-Segment Display Drivers 2. Seven Segment Displays 3, Seven Segment Display Driver 3. Activity 2.3.3 Multiplexers (MUX) and Demultiplexers (DEMUX) 1. Procedure 2. Multiplexed Signals and Demuttiplexed Signals 4. Activity 2.3.4 Two's Complement Arithmetic 1. Procedure 2. 2's Complement Arithmetic Activity 2.3.5 Binary Adders: XOR and XNOR 1, Procedure 1. Going Further 2. XOR, XNOR, and Binary Adders 9, Lesson 2,4: Introduction to Programmable Logical Devices (PLDs Copyright ©2017 Project Lead The Way, Inc Alights reserved PopRens a1. Problem 2.4.1 Combinational Logic Circuit Design: Date of Birth 1. Procedure 1. Design 2. Simulation 3. Prototyping 2. Combinational Logic Student Design Problem: Date of Birth 2. Activity 2.4.2 Introduction to PLDs Programming Tutorial (DMS/Xilinx 14.7) 1, Procedure 1. Part 4: Setting Up the CDS (Multisim) in PLD Mode 2. Part2: Simulating a PLD Mode Design in the CDS (Muttisim) 3. Part 3. Exporting the Design to the PLD Module . Using Both Hardware Platforms (DMS and DLB) 3. Project 2.4.3 PLD Design: Date of Birth 1. Procedure 1. Circuit Design in PLD Design Mode 2. Digital MiniSystem (DMS) - Mapping PLD Pin Inputs/Outputs (PIO) — Skip if using DLB 3. Digital Logic Board (DLB) - Mapping PLD Inputs/Outputs — Skip if using DMS 10. Unit 3: Sequential Logic 1. Unit Landing Page 11. Lesson 3.1: Sequential Logic Circuit Design 1. Activity 3.1.1 Sequential Logic: D Flip-Flops and J/K Flip-Flops 1. Procedure 2. Flip-Flops and Latches 2. Activity 3.1.2 Flip-Flop Applications: Event Detection 1, Procedure Activit 1,3 Flip-FI 1. Procedure 1. Simulation (Design Mode) 2. Simulation (PLD Mode) 3. Export to PLD (PLD Mode) 12, Lesson 3.2: Asynchronous Counters 1. Activity 3.2.1 Asynchronous Counters: Small Scale Integration (SSI) Up/Down Counters 1, SSI(D flip-flops) 2, Procedure 1. Simulation (Design Mode) 2. Simulation (PLD Mode 3. Export to PLD (PLD Mode) 3, Asynchronous Counter 2. Activity 3.2.2 Asynchronous Counters: Small Scale Integration (SSI) Modulus Counters 1, Procedure 1. Simulation (Design Mode) 2. Simulation (PLD Mode) 3. Digital MiniSytem (DMS) (Disregard if using the DLB) 4. Clock Signal 5. DLB External Clock Signal (RotCLK) 3. Activity 3.2.3 Asynchronous Counters: Medium Scale Integration (MSI) Suspend/Reset Counts 1, Procedure 2. Asynchronous Counters with MSI Gates 4, Pre 1m _3,2,4 Asynchronous Counters: Now Serving Dis ‘DM: Copyright ©2017 Project Lead The Way, Inc Alights reserved1, Procedure 1. Design 2. Design Specification 3. Multiplex. ven iment Dis 4. Simulation: (Design Mode or PLD Mode) 5. Prototyping 13. Lesson 3.3: Synchronous Counters 1. Activity 3.3.1 Synchronous Counters: Small Scale Integration (SSI) 1, Procedure 2. Synchronous Counters 2. Activity 3.3.2 Synchronous Counters: Medium Scale Integration (MSI) 74LS163 Up Counter 1. Procedure 1. Simulation (Design Mode) 2. Simulation (PLD Mode) 2. Synchronous Counters With MSI Gates 3. Activity 3.3.3 Synchronous Counters: Medium Scale Integration (MSI) 74LS193 Up/Down Counter 1, Procedure 1. Design Mode 2. PLD Mode 4. Problem 3.3.4 Synchronous Counters: Sixty Second Timer (DMS) 1. Procedure 1. Design (60 Second Timer) 2. Design Specifications 3. Simulation (Design Mode or PLD Mode) 4. Prototyping 14, Unit 4: Controlling Real Worl mi 1. Init Landing Page 15. Lesson 4.1: Introduction to State Machines 1. Project 4.1.1 Sensors and Motors: Copier Jam Detector (VEX/DMS. 1. Procedure 1. Design 2. Design Specifications 3. Simulation (Design Mode or PLD Mode) 4. Prototyping 2. Introduction to Sensors and Motors: Copier Jam Detector DMS-VEX or DLB-VEX 2. Activity 4.1.2 State Machines: Phone Number (DMS) 1. Procedure 1. Going Further (Optional) 2. State Machine Design 3. Problem 4.1.3 State Machines: Tollbooth (VEX/DMS) 1. Procedure Design State Graph Analysis State Transition Table Analysis Tollbooth State Transition Table Analysis Design Equations Simulation Prototyping Tollbooth Test Fixture — Build Tollbooth Test Fixture — Wiring Diagram PENOMAwNs Copyright ©2017 Project Lead The Way, Inc Alights reserved16. Lesson 4.2: Introduction to Microcontollers 1. Tutorial 4.2.1 Installing Arduino IDE Software 1, Procedure 1. Installation 2. Test with Arduino 3. Parallax Sensor VEX with Arduino 4. Microcontroller Test Bed 2. Activity 4.2.2 Introduction to Microcontrollers 1, Structure of a Sketch (Program! 1 2. 3. 4. Sketch 4: “DigitalReadSerial’ 5. Sketch 5: “DigitalReadSerialL ED" 6. Sketch 5: “PIRDigitalReadSerial 7. Sketch 6: “AnalogReadSerial” 8. Sketch 7: “Joystick” 3, Microcontrollers, Microcomputers, and Micr 3. Activity 4.2.3 PWM Signals 1. Input Device: Dual-axis Accelerometer 2. Features 3. Communication Protocol 4, Procedure 1. Sketch 1: “Two Axis Accelerometer” 2. Sketch 1: “Two Axis Accelerometer” 3. Device: VEX 393 Motor with M 4. Sketch 2 “ServoPot” 5. Sketch 3 ‘microServoPot" 5. PWM: Pulse Width Modulation 4. Problem 4.2.4 Microcontrollers: The Tollbooth Revisited 1, Procedure 1. Design 2. Design Proposal] 17. Appendix 4. Remarks 2. Glossary Copyright ©2017 Project Lead The Way, Inc Alights reserved