Master-slave - D-Flip-flop
Negative edge triggered
Positive edge triggered
D Flip-flop
Preset and Clear Implementation
Circuits using D Flip-flop
Data latches
Detecting the sequence of Edges
Design of Sequential Circuits
Design Steps
Design of Sequence Recognizer (1011)
State Diagram
State Table
State Assignment
State Transition Table
Designing combinational circuit
Circuit Diagram
Applications using D Flip-flop
Serial to Parallel Data Converter
Parallel to Serial Data Converter
JK Flip-flop
Why is JK flip-flop named so?
Preset and Clear
Applications using JK Flip-flops
Frequency Dividers
Types of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Moore and Mealy Models
Analysis of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Logic Diagram
State equations
State Table
State Diagram
Example 1: Moore Machine
Example 2: Mealy Machine
Problem 1 – Using T Flip-Flop
Master-slave - D-Flip-flop
Negative edge triggered
Positive edge triggered
D Flip-flop
Preset and Clear Implementation
Circuits using D Flip-flop
Data latches
Detecting the sequence of Edges
Design of Sequential Circuits
Design Steps
Design of Sequence Recognizer (1011)
State Diagram
State Table
State Assignment
State Transition Table
Designing combinational circuit
Circuit Diagram
Applications using D Flip-flop
Serial to Parallel Data Converter
Parallel to Serial Data Converter
JK Flip-flop
Why is JK flip-flop named so?
Preset and Clear
Applications using JK Flip-flops
Frequency Dividers
Types of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Moore and Mealy Models
Analysis of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Logic Diagram
State equations
State Table
State Diagram
Example 1: Moore Machine
Example 2: Mealy Machine
Problem 1 – Using T Flip-Flop
State Diagrams
Some Examples
Design of Sequential Circuits
Design Steps
Design of Sequence Recognizer (1011)
State Diagram
State Table
State Assignment
Finite State Machine (FSM)
Example: Turnstile
Types of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Moore Model
Mealy Model
Example circuits
Analysis of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Example 1: Moore Machine (partial)
Design of Sequence Recognizer (1001)
State Diagram
State Table
State Assignment
State Transition Table
Designing combinational circuit
Circuit Diagram – Home work
ASCII & Parity bit
7-Segment Display
Logic Gates
AND, OR, NOT
NAND and NOR
XOR and Exclusive-NOR
Logic Gates - ICs
Binary Addition
Half and Full Adder Circuits
Binary Subtraction
Half and Full Subtractor Circuits
Parity Generators using XOR gates
Simplification Techniques
Simplification using Boolean Algebra
Quiz 1 to 3
Two forms of Boolean Expressions
Sum-of-Products (minterms)
Products-of-Sums (maxterms)
Canonical notation
Example
Home Work
Introduction to Boolean Algebra
Ordinary Algebra Vs Boolean Algebra
Boolean Expressions
Variables, literals and terms
Complement and Dual
Laws of Boolean Algebra
Rules of Boolean Algebra
Rules 1 to 6
More Applications using JK Flip-flops
Frequency Divider - Divide by 4
n-bit Ripple Counter (Mod-2n Counter)
Ripple Counter with Modulus less than 2n
4-bit Register
T Flip-flop
Number Representations
Scientific Notation
Normalized numbers
Floating-point Representation
IEEE 754 Format
Single Precision (32 bits)
Exponent and Significand
Biased Exponent
Range of floating point numbers
Reference: Video Lecture on this topic
Course Objectives
Topics covered and References
Analog Vs Digital
Processing by Digital systems
Number systems
Binary, octal, hexadecimal
Conversions from one to the other
• To provide solid foundation to the Boolean algebra and various Boolean expression simplification techniques.
• To give good knowledge on combinational and sequential circuits and various components, by giving useful digital circuits which go into making various microprocessors and micro-controllers.
• To enhance the knowledge on digital design techniques to enable the students to learn courses on microprocessors, assembly programming, processor architecture, etc.
State Diagrams
Some Examples
Design of Sequential Circuits
Design Steps
Design of Sequence Recognizer (1011)
State Diagram
State Table
State Assignment
Finite State Machine (FSM)
Example: Turnstile
Types of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Moore Model
Mealy Model
Example circuits
Analysis of Clocked Sequential Circuits
Example 1: Moore Machine (partial)
Design of Sequence Recognizer (1001)
State Diagram
State Table
State Assignment
State Transition Table
Designing combinational circuit
Circuit Diagram – Home work
ASCII & Parity bit
7-Segment Display
Logic Gates
AND, OR, NOT
NAND and NOR
XOR and Exclusive-NOR
Logic Gates - ICs
Binary Addition
Half and Full Adder Circuits
Binary Subtraction
Half and Full Subtractor Circuits
Parity Generators using XOR gates
Simplification Techniques
Simplification using Boolean Algebra
Quiz 1 to 3
Two forms of Boolean Expressions
Sum-of-Products (minterms)
Products-of-Sums (maxterms)
Canonical notation
Example
Home Work
Introduction to Boolean Algebra
Ordinary Algebra Vs Boolean Algebra
Boolean Expressions
Variables, literals and terms
Complement and Dual
Laws of Boolean Algebra
Rules of Boolean Algebra
Rules 1 to 6
More Applications using JK Flip-flops
Frequency Divider - Divide by 4
n-bit Ripple Counter (Mod-2n Counter)
Ripple Counter with Modulus less than 2n
4-bit Register
T Flip-flop
Number Representations
Scientific Notation
Normalized numbers
Floating-point Representation
IEEE 754 Format
Single Precision (32 bits)
Exponent and Significand
Biased Exponent
Range of floating point numbers
Reference: Video Lecture on this topic
Course Objectives
Topics covered and References
Analog Vs Digital
Processing by Digital systems
Number systems
Binary, octal, hexadecimal
Conversions from one to the other
• To provide solid foundation to the Boolean algebra and various Boolean expression simplification techniques.
• To give good knowledge on combinational and sequential circuits and various components, by giving useful digital circuits which go into making various microprocessors and micro-controllers.
• To enhance the knowledge on digital design techniques to enable the students to learn courses on microprocessors, assembly programming, processor architecture, etc.
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