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Electrical Engineering - ELEN 260
Digital Systems Design
- Convert decimal numbers to binary and binary numbers to decimal
- Convert binary numbers to hexadecimal and hexadecimal number to binary
- Convert a number with an exponent into IEEE short floating point format
- Express a number in BCD form
- Add, subtract, and multiply numbers expressed in binary
- Add, subtract, and multiply signed binary numbers
- Name and draw the symbol for all of the one and two-input logical functions, e.g. NOT, AND, OR, NAND, NOR, XOR, ….
- Draw and populate a truth table for all of the one and two-input logical functions
- Identify common TTL and CMOS IC’s for the one and two-input logical functions
- Logically extend the concepts and circuits in the one and two-input logical functions into multiple inputs
- Apply Boolean algebra to reduce the number and types of terms in Boolean equations, i.e. simplify Boolean equations using Boolean algebra
- State DeMorgan’s theorem
- Use DeMorgan’s theorem to simplify Boolean equations
- Use DeMorgan’s theorem to achieve a particular design objective
- Draw and fill out the truth table for any Boolean equation
- Simplify any two, three, or four variable Boolean equation using a Karnaugh map
- Design a binary adder (up to 8 bits)
- Design a decoder
- Implement Boolean functions in hardware using encoders and decoders
- Complete the characteristic table for R-S, D, and J-K flops
- Draw a state diagram for a counter with particular specifications
- Draw a state diagram for a small state machine to solve a given problem, e.g. traffic light sequencing, coin machine operation, or others
- Implement a state diagram using D flip flops and/or J-K flip flops
- Explain the operation of a shift register using the circuit from one of the TTL or CMOS MSI Ics
- Design a synchronous counter having unused states, e.g. divide-by-ten circuit
- Describe the transistor configurations for the NAND and NOR circuits in TTL
- Describe the transistor configurations for the NAND and NOR circuits in CMOS
Prepared by Dr. Therrill Valentine, P.E.
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