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- 1. DIGITAL ELECTRONICS TOPIC : REGISTER & COUNTER PREPARED BY : AKSHAY JANI
- 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT • WE ARE IMMENSLY GREATFUL TO OUR LECTURER , MR.Asifiqbal Thakor FOR HER INVALUABLE GUIDANCE WHICH GAVE US A DEEP INSIGHT ON THE SUBJECT. WITH HER KEEN INTEREST AND CONSTANT MORAL BOOSTING, WE ARE ABLE TO COMPLETE THIS SUBJECT SATISFACTORILY. • WE EXPRESS OUR VERY SINCERE THANKS TO COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEPT. FOR PROVIDING ADEQUATE FACILITIES TO COMPLETE OUR PROJECT. • WE ARE AGAIN CORDIALLY THANKFUL TO OUR C&P DEPARTMENT STAFF, FRIENDS AND OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY HELPED US IN COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT. • LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST, WE ARE ALSO THANKFUL TO OUR FAMILY MEMBERS WHO ENGOURAGED AND SUPPORTED US ROUND THE CLOCK FOR THIS PROJECT. Akshay Jani
- 3. CERTIFICATE This is to certify that AKSHAY JANI Student of computer Engineering, bearing Enrollment No: 150013107002 have satisfactorily completed his Seminar work as a part of course curriculum in Degree Engineering semester III having a subject title “DIGITAL ELECTRONICS”. MR.ASIFIQBAL THAKOR Lecturer, E&C Dept. A D PATEL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING COMPUTER ENGG. DEPARTMENT NEW VALLABH VIDHYANAGR,ANAND
- 17. APPENDIX I am specially thanks to……… MR.ASIFIQBAL THAKOR Lecturer In computer dept, Piet(ds) 2nd shift.