This document provides details about a digital systems course being offered in the summer of 2014. The instructor is Juan Pablo BRACAMONTESDEL TORO and the course will take place from 9-11 AM in the Smart Room. The objective is to review the basics of digital systems from signals through design and hardware description languages like VHDL. The agenda for Day 3 includes Boolean algebra, canonical forms, and Karnaugh maps. References for the course are listed as a Digital Design textbook and an MIT OpenCourse on digital systems laboratories.

1. Digital Systems
MasterOf Engineering in Electronics
Propedeutic Course
Summer 2014
Technical Institute Of
Ciudad Guzman

2. Introduction 2
Course details
Instructor: Juan Pablo BRACAMONTESDEL TORO.
CourseTime: 9 AM – 11 AM.
CourseRoom: Smart Room.
E-mail: jpablo.deltoro@gmail.com.
Office: Public desk at theLibrary.
OfficeHours: Monday to Friday – 12 PM to 3 PM.

3. Introduction 3
Course Objective
• Remember the basics of Digital Systems from Digital Signals
- trough Digital Design - till Hardware Descriptor Languages
with focusin VHDL.
• Present somedemoswith Programmabledevices(i.e.
FPGA´s).

4. Introduction 4
Day 3 Agenda
Boolean algebra.
Canonical forms.
Karnaugh Maps.
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2
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5. Introduction 5
minterms - Maxterms
Input combination for which
output istrue
Input combination for which
output isfalse

6. Introduction 6
Canonical Forms

7. Introduction 7
The Uniting Theorem

8. Introduction 8
Karnaugh Maps
* In general, there are functions of n inputs.

9. Introduction 9
References
• MorrisMano. Digital Design. Second Edition.
• Introductory Digital SystemsLaboratory. MIT OpenCourse.
6 -111, Spring 2006.

10. Introduction 9
References
• MorrisMano. Digital Design. Second Edition.
• Introductory Digital SystemsLaboratory. MIT OpenCourse.
6 -111, Spring 2006.