Digital Electronics - Chapter 0: Introduction of Digital Electronics - Dr Le Dung
Introduction of Digital Electronics
Chapter 0
1. What is the “Digital Electronics”
¾ Digital Techniques
¾ Digital Electronics
¾ Advantages and Limitations
2. Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics”
¾ Overview
¾ Goal
¾ Contents
¾ Books of Reference and Software Tools
¾ Experiments and Examination
Digital Electronics Dr. Lê Dũng Department of Electronics and Computer System (C9-401) School of Electronics and Telecommunications Hanoi University of Science and Technology Email: ledung-fet@mail.hut.edu.vn Introduction of Digital Electronics Chapter 0 1. What is the “Digital Electronics” ¾ Digital Techniques ¾ Digital Electronics ¾ Advantages and Limitations 2. Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” ¾ Overview ¾ Goal ¾ Contents ¾ Books of Reference and Software Tools ¾ Experiments and Examination Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 2 1. What is the “Digital Electronics” ¾ Analog signal and Analog system Analog ÅÆ Continuous Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 3 ¾ Information Digitalization with 3 steps: 1. Sampling 2. Quantization 3. Coding 0000 0100 0101 0100 0011 0100 0110 0111 0101 0011 0011 0100 0100 Digital signal noise 9 Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 4 1. What is the “Digital Electronics” Digital ÅÆ Discrete Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 5 ¾ Digital system 1. What is the “Digital Electronics” { 0, 1 } {True, False} { 0, 1 } Digital Circuits (or Digital Logic Circuits) Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 6 1. What is the “Digital Electronics” Digital Techniques Digital Electronics (ADC, Digital Information Processing, DAC) (Digital Logic Circuits) • Advantages of Digital Electronics + Digital systems are generally easier to design + Information storage is easy + Precision is greater + Operation can be programmed + Digital circuits are less affected by noise + More digital circuitry can be fabricated on IC chips • Limitations - Real world is mainly analog, so ADC and DAC are required. 1. What is the “Digital Electronics” Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 7 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” Boolean Functions (Boolean Algebra) True False 1 0 High Low Basic Logic Gates Inverter,AND,OR,NAND,NOR,XOR,XNOR Electronic circuits (Transistor BJT, Diot, Resister, MOS...) Implementation Digital System Digital Integrated Circuits Information Digitalization Logic LevelLogic Clause Sequential Circuits Combinational Circuits Logic Circuits Analysis & Synthesis - Custom design - Standard cell design - Gate array - PLA, PLD, FPGA - FSMD design - VHDL Logic Families RTL, DTL, HTL TTL, CMOS PMOS, NMOS, BiMOS, ECL, Specifications: - Current & Voltages - Fan-in, Fan-out - Propagation Delay - Noise Margin - Power Dissipation - Speed Power Product Open-Collector Output & Tristate Output Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 8 ¾ Overview Æ Give insight in the design of digital electronic systems at the gate level and register-transfer level (RTL). ÆAfter this course, the students can design and analysis two kinds of digital logic circuits : Combinational Logic Circuits and Sequential Logic Circuits. They also understand and apply all basic modular logic circuits (in IC) to a digital system. Æ Introduction some modern design tools 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” ¾ The Goal of the Cource Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 9 ¾ Contents of the Course Part I: Digital Principles Part II: Combinational Circuits (Machine without status) Part III: Sequential Circuits (Machine with status) Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 10 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” 1. “Digital Electronics” Roger L. Tokheim 4th Edition. – 1994 2. “Digital Logic Circuit Analysis & Design” Victor P. Nelson , H. Troy Nagle, Bill D. Carroll, David Irwin. – 1995 3. “Digital Systems – Principles and Application” Ronald J. Tocci and Neal S. Widmer - 2001 4. “VHDL: Programming by Examples” Douglas L. Perry, 4th Edition - 2002. 5. “Điện tử số” PGS. Ts. Đặng Văn Chuyết 6. “Toán logic và Kỹ thuật số” Ts. Nguyễn Nam Quân -2006 Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 11 ¾ Books of Reference 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” • Circuit Maker 2000 • Proteus Professional • Quartus II Web Edition Software (https://www.altera.com/download/software/quartus-ii-we) • ISE® WebPACK™ design software ( ¾ Software Tools 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 12 Exp 1: Basic logic gates, Logic levels, Mux/Demux Exp 2: RS Latch, JK – Flip Flop, Counter and 7 Segment Led Exp 3: Introduction a software for designing the digital circuit Exp 4: Design a 3- bits comparator Exp 5: Design a sequential logic circuit. ¾ Experiments 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 13 • Midterm exam: 30% • Final exam: 70% Æ Completing lab sessions is a must before taking the exam Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 14 ¾ Examination 2.Introduction of the course “Digital Electronics” • Attend all lessons • Using a open-notebooks • Doing home works • Reading the references • Trying make the questions and answers the question from the lecturer Dr. Le Dung - School of Electronics and Telecommunications Page 15 How to learn this course effectively ?.
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