covers the fundamental principles of digital circuits and systems, focusing on binary numbers, logic gates, and Boolean algebra. It includes the design and analysis of combinational and sequential circuits, as well as applications in digital systems. Students learn to implement logic functions using truth tables, Karnaugh maps, and flip-flops.
Boolean Algebra: operators of Boolean Algebra, Boolean functions (truth table, implementation of Boolean functions).
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Boolean Algebra: Simplification and complement |
Boolean Algebra: Standard Forms (Sum of Products, and Product of Sums) |
Boolean Algebra: Canonical Forms (sum of minterms, and product of maxterms) K-Map: 2-variables, 3-variables, 4-variables. |
NAND and NOR Implementation |
Binary Subtractor and Multiplication Decimal Adder Comparator |
Decoder Encoder |
Multiplexers Demultiplexers ROM |
Flip-Flop Analyzing Sequential Circuit
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Design Sequential Circuit
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Registers Serial adders |