This course introduces digital technology and emphasizes fundamentals of digital logic design. Topics include Boolean algebra, truth tables, timing diagrams, K-maps and logic gates. Special emphasis is given to circuit analysis, design and troubleshooting. Basic electrical concepts such as current, voltage and resistance are also included. EET-122L Digital Circuits Lab Students construct, test and analyze basic digital combinatorial circuits using test instruments.
Simulation software is used to perform computer-aided analysis and troubleshooting.
This course introduces sequential logic beginning with flip-flops and continuing through the introduction of microprocessor systems. The course includes designing and analyzing counters, registers, state machines and memory devices, and introduces microprocessors and microcomputers. Circuits constructed are microprocessor subsystems, including memory systems and sequencers. Several sequential circuit designs are implemented. Use of these devices in generating, shaping and amplifying signals is also explored.