MIT 208 - Digital Electronics

 
Description
This course will present the simple definition of truth tables for AND and OR logic types. The course proceeds through more complicated logic elements such as flip flops, adders, counters, random access and field programmable memories.

1. Describe basic operation logic gates and their applications.
2. Employ logic probes and logic pulsers in troubleshooting.
3. Operate multi-channel oscilloscopes to analyze timing in digital circuits.
4. Recognize flip flops as frequency division and counting circuits.
5. Analyze the operation of a frequency counter and a digital clock.
6. Convert decimal numbers to binary, octal, hexadecimal and other bases by repeated methods of division.
7. Design logic circuits as a security system for buildings or warehouses.
8. Apply multisim software to obtain timing diagrams for digital circuits or measuring frequency and duty cycle of square waves.

1. Logic types
2. Gates
3. Boolean algebra
4. Combinational logic
5. Multivibrators
6. Flip flops
7. Applications

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