Digital Logic Design : From Basics To Advanced Circuits

Digital Electronics and Logic Design: Master combinational and sequential circuits along with HDL, logic gates, JK FFs

What you'll learn

Understand the fundamental concepts of digital logic design, including number systems, codes, and logic gates.

Master the principles of Boolean algebra and apply them to design and analyze combinational logic circuits.

Gain proficiency in sequential circuit design, including flip-flops, registers, counters, and memory elements.

Develop practical skills in hardware description languages (HDL) such as Verilog and apply them to simulate and implement digital circuits.

Learn to optimize and troubleshoot complex digital systems, ensuring efficient performance and reliability.

Requirements

No prior knowledge of digital logic design is required. The course starts with foundational concepts and gradually progresses to advanced topics.

Basic understanding of mathematics, including arithmetic operations and algebraic expressions, will be beneficial but not mandatory.

Access to a computer with internet connectivity for accessing course materials and completing hands-on exercises.

Optional: Familiarity with programming concepts may be helpful for understanding hardware description languages, but it is not essential as the course covers these topics from scratch.

Description

Welcome to the ultimate guide to digital logic design! Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or professional, this comprehensive course is your gateway to mastering the intricacies of digital electronics. From foundational concepts to advanced techniques, you'll embark on a journey that demystifies logic design and equips you with practical skills to tackle real-world challenges.Kickstart your learning journey with a deep dive into number systems, codes, and logic gates. Understand the fundamentals of Boolean algebra, standard forms, and combinational logic, laying a solid groundwork for exploring digital systems. Through engaging lectures and hands-on exercises, you'll learn to design, simulate, and optimize logical circuits efficiently.As you progress, delve into the fascinating realm of sequential circuits, where you'll unravel the complexities of flip-flops, registers, and counters. Explore the principles of clocked logic, state machines, and synchronous design, gaining insights into the design and analysis of sequential systems.Whether you're interested in pursuing a career in electronics, or computer engineering, or simply passionate about digital technology, this course offers invaluable knowledge and practical skills to fuel your success.By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the confidence and expertise to tackle complex digital logic challenges with ease. Join us now and unlock the potential of digital electronics!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2 Intro to Number System

Section 2: Codes, Gates and Boolean

Lecture 3 Decimal and Alphanumeric Codes

Lecture 4 Logic Gates and Boolean Algebra

Section 3: Standard Forms And K-Map

Lecture 5 Standard Forms

Lecture 6 K-Maps

Lecture 7 Map Manipulation

Section 4: XOR Gate And Combinational Design

Lecture 8 XoR, Gate Prop Delay and Combinational Design

Section 5: Hardware Description Language and Modules

Lecture 9 Verilog HDL #01

Lecture 10 Verilog HDL #02

Section 6: Flip-Flops

Lecture 11 Flips-Flops

Lecture 12 Latches__Flip Flops

Lecture 13 Flip-Flop Timing and Sequential Circuit Analysis

Section 7: Design Mapping and Logic Functions

Lecture 14 Hierarchical Design and Technology Mapping

Lecture 15 Rudimentary Logic Functions and Decoders

Lecture 16 Encoders

Lecture 17 Multiplexers

Section 8: Sequential Circuits

Lecture 18 Sequential Circuit Design

Lecture 19 Designing with JK Flip Flops

Lecture 20 Programmable Logic Devices

Lecture 21 Sequential Circuits__Latches

Section 9: Registers

Lecture 22 Registers and Shift Registers

Lecture 23 Shift register(parallel load) & Bidirectional Shift register & Register Transfer

Lecture 24 Register Transfer Operations & Micro Operations

Section 10: Counters

Lecture 25 Counters

Lecture 26 Ripple Counters

Lecture 27 Synchronous Counters

Section 11: Memory

Lecture 28 Memory Basics

Lecture 29 Arrays of RAM ICs

Students studying electronics, computer engineering, or related fields who want to build a strong foundation in digital logic.,Hobbyists and enthusiasts eager to explore the fascinating world of digital electronics and learn how to design circuits.,Professionals seeking to enhance their skills in digital logic design for career advancement or job opportunities.,Individuals preparing for technical interviews or certifications requiring knowledge of digital logic.,Anyone curious about how computers and digital systems work and eager to gain practical skills in designing digital circuits.