null.ppt. digital electronic for communication engineer
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Digital Electronics
Dr. Farial Manae AL-GABR
afarial@hotmail.com
Department of Electronics
& Communications
Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
Aden University
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Today’s Topics
• Course overview
1.Aim
2.Objectives
3.Roadmap for the Semester
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• Instructions
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- Two absents:
Can’t enter the first test
- Four absents:
Can’t enter the Examination
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Instructions:
2- Absence From the lectures
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Instructions
Which excuses will be acceptable:
- When student sick:
. Surgical operation
. Suffering from diseases that
can affected his performance
( acute- chronic)
We will accept any excuse that
performed by Medical Care Center of
Aden University
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Instructions
Which excuses will be
acceptable
:
- In case of death of a relative:
. Father, mother, brother &
sister
We will accept any excuses
with the original papers within
two days from the death
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1- Why Learn Digital ??
1- Why Learn Digital ??
Is it because computers are digital or
Is it because computers are digital or
the world is going Digital ??
the world is going Digital ??
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Aim
- The aim of digital electronic course is to:
2- Prepare you for a second,
more advanced course.
1- Provide you with both the
knowledge and skills required to
design and analyze digital
electronics circuits.
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Course Objectives
-To enable you to describe the basic
conversion of a signal from analog type
to digital type and vice versa.
- To impart to you a formalism of logic
circuits and enabling you to analyze
logical processes
- To enable you to understand the basic
difference between digital and analog quantities.
- To enable you to make basic
comparisons between the major IC
technologies CMOS and TTL.
- To mention the different types of
semiconductor memories.
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Course Content (1/2)
1. Introduction to Digital concept:
1. 1. Digital Signals
1. 2. Basic Digital Circuits
2. Transistor and Diode as switches:
2. 1. Voltage & Current Parameters
2. 2. Logic Circuit Characteristics
2. 3. Diode Switching Times
2. 4. Transistor Switching Times
2. 5. Schottky Barrier Diode “DBD”
Roadmap for the Semester
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Course Content (2/2)
3.1 RESISTER-TRANSISTER LOGIC (RTL)
3.2 Diode-TRANSISTER LOGIC (DTL)
3.3 TRANSISTER-TRANSISTER LOGIC (TTL)
3.4 MOS LOGIC FAMILY
3.5 Complementary MOS “CMOS”
3.6 Emitter-Couple Logic “ECL”
6. Semiconductor memories
5. Timing circuits, comparators and
Schmitt Triggers
4. A/D and D/A converters
Roadmap for the Semester
3. Digital Logic Families
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Teaching Methods
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Presentation of Lectures by
using Data show
2- Quiz each lecture for 10
minutes at the beginning and at
the end of the lecture.
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Group activities by
students for each lecture
3- Solving problems & giving
tutorial in each lecture
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Roadmap for the Semester
References
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Modern Digital Electronics
R. P. Jain
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Digital Fundamentals
T. FLOYD & R.P. JAIN
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Digital Logic and Computer Design
M. MORRIS MANO