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Digital Electronics and Circuits
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(360 ratings)
2,300 students

Digital Electronics and Circuits

Hands-on course spanning over 11+ hours for in-depth learning/practice
Created byRobin Garg
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • 11+ hours hands-on course explaining Digital Electronics concepts in depth
  • Thoroughly Learn, and Hone your Digital Electronics knowledge
  • Prepare for a Job in the IT/Semiconductor Industry
  • Prepare for Competitive Entrance Exams requiring Digital Electronics Knowledge

Course content

6 sections • 31 lectures • 11h 2m total length

  • Introduction7:01

Requirements

  • Passion and Interest for Learning and exploring Digital Circuits

Description

Section 1: Introduction

Section 2: Few Basic Concepts

+Signals, Systems, Elements
+Integrated Circuit Families, Characteristics, and Levels
+Number Systems and Codes

Section 3: Boolean Expressions, Minterms, Maxterms, Circuit Minimization

+Boolean Expressions, Operator Precedence, and Boolean Laws
+Basic Gates, Truth Tables, Maxterms, Minterms
+K Maps 1
+K Maps 2
+Quine McCluskey Method

Section 4: Combinational Logic and Circuits

+Universal Gates (NAND and NOR)
+NMoS, PMoS, and CMoS Designs
+EX-OR and EX-NOR Gates (Odd and Even Functions)
+Adders (Binary, Half, Full, 4-bit)
+Subtraction, Ripple Carry Adders and Carry Lookahead Generators
+Decoders and Encoders
+Multiplexers and Demultiplexers

Section 5: Sequential Logic and Circuits

+Concept of Memories, and Latches
+Flip Flops (Latches to FF conversion, types of FFs, Setup and Hold Times)
+Analysis of Sequential Circuits (Mealy and Moore Machines)
+Design of Sequential Circuits
+State Reduction
+Registers
+Counters
+Ring Counter and Johnson Counter

Section 6: Miscellaneous Concepts and Problem Solving

+Metastability
+Problem Solving 1 (Design Conversions using MUX)
+Problem Solving 2 (Flip Flop Conversions)
+Problem Solving 3 (Sequence Recognizer Circuit)
* New lectures will be added based upon popular user feedback and request.

Who this course is for:

  • Students of Computer Science, IT, Electronics (EEE, ECE, E&I), VLSI, Digital/Embedded System Design, and Microelectronics, who want to get ready for a Job in the IT & Semiconductor Industry.
  • Digital VLSI Design Verification Enthusiasts (Beginners, Professionals, Experts)
  • Engineers looking to build a career in VLSI Front-End Design Verification

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