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01 1563019 Logic

This document provides an overview of a logic circuit design course, including: 1) The course outline covers digital systems, Boolean algebra, gate-level minimization, combinational and sequential logic, and registers and counters. 2) Grading is based on labs, a midterm, and final exam, with labs counting for 20% and the final exam counting for 50% of the grade. 3) Chapter 1 introduces digital and analog systems, then binary numbers and their representation and arithmetic in different number bases such as binary, decimal, and hexadecimal.

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01 1563019 Logic

This document provides an overview of a logic circuit design course, including: 1) The course outline covers digital systems, Boolean algebra, gate-level minimization, combinational and sequential logic, and registers and counters. 2) Grading is based on labs, a midterm, and final exam, with labs counting for 20% and the final exam counting for 50% of the grade. 3) Chapter 1 introduces digital and analog systems, then binary numbers and their representation and arithmetic in different number bases such as binary, decimal, and hexadecimal.

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4.10.

2023

1563019
Logic Circuit Design
1st Lesson

Doç. Dr. Ali YILDIZ

2
Lab Midterm Final
20% 30% 50%
Passing Grade: 50

Textbook: Digital Design


by M. Morris Mano

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3 Course Outline

1 Digital Systems and Binary Numbers

2 Boolean Algebra and Logic Gates

3 Gate-Level Minimization

4 Combinational Logic

5 Synchronous Sequential Logic

6 Registers and Counters

4 Chapter 1 Digital Systems and Binary Numbers

Analog Systems: measure and respond to continuously varying electrical or


physical magnitudes.

Digital Systems: operate on discrete digits that represent numbers, letters, symbols.
Digital systems strictly with ON (1) and OFF (0) states.

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5 Why Digital Signals instead of Analog?

6 Chapter 1.2 Binary Numbers


All numbers are expressed in terms of Powers of a base (radix)

Examples:

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7 General Representation of a Number expressed in Base-r

Most used Bases:

8 Base conversion Examples:


Example:
(1101.01)2 = (?)10

Example:
(B2D)16 = (?)10

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9 Base conversion Examples:


Example:
(F)16 + 1 = (?)16

10 Base conversion Examples:


Example:
(30)16 -1 = (?)16

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11 Binary Arithmetic:

12 Conversion from Decimal to Binary

(122)10 = (?)2

= (1111010)2

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13 Conversion from Decimal to Hex

(498)10 = (?)16

14 Conversion between Binary and Hex

We can convert between Binary and Hex


directly by 4 digits.

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15 Conversion numbers with fractions

1-) Multiply by r (base) repeatedly, note the integer parts but discard
them for the next multiplication step.

2-) When the fraction part of the product becomes 0 (zero), STOP.

16 Conversion numbers with fractions

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17 Conversion numbers with fractions

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