EE210EE210 Digital ElectronicsDigital Electronics

Introductory ClassIntroductory Class

January 26, 2009January 26, 2009

PLAN FOR TODAYPLAN FOR TODAY

Introduction of:Introduction of:

1.1. InstructorsInstructors2.2. StudentsStudents andand3.3. The CourseThe Course

1. Instructors1. Instructors

INSTRUCTORINSTRUCTOR Professor Dr. Attaullah SolangiProfessor Dr. Attaullah Solangi Email: Email: attasolangi@uettaxila.edu.pkattasolangi@uettaxila.edu.pk Ext. 569Ext. 569

LAB COORDINATOR / TALAB COORDINATOR / TAEngr. Waqar AhmedEngr. Waqar Ahmed

Email: Email: @@uettaxila.edu.pkuettaxila.edu.pk Ext. Ext.

2. Students Intro2. Students Intro

Introduction of Students and Attendance Introduction of Students and Attendance recorded at the same timerecorded at the same time

When I point to YouWhen I point to You

Please Stand Up and Say Your Name and Please Stand Up and Say Your Name and Reg./ID Number and Reg./ID Number and

Tell me Where are You FromTell me Where are You From

3.3. Course IntroCourse IntroAs Its Name Says, Course is About the As Its Name Says, Course is About the

D i g i t a l E l e c t r o n i c sD i g i t a l E l e c t r o n i c s

Electronic Circuits that Process Analog and Electronic Circuits that Process Analog and Digital Signals are Termed as Analog and Digital Signals are Termed as Analog and Digital Electronics, RespectivelyDigital Electronics, Respectively

Course Intro (Cont…)Course Intro (Cont…)Analog Signal is Analog Signal is AnalogousAnalogous to Physical to Physical

Signal it RepresentsSignal it Represents

Digital Signal is Digital Signal is RepresentationRepresentation of the of the Analog Signal in Sequence of NumbersAnalog Signal in Sequence of Numbers

An Analog SignalAn Analog Signal

Digital Signal Digital Signal RepresentingRepresenting Analog Signal Analog Signal

Course Intro (Cont …)Course Intro (Cont …)

You Have Already Learnt About Analog You Have Already Learnt About Analog Electronics … and Electronics … and NOWNOW You Will You Will Learn About Digital ElectronicsLearn About Digital Electronics

Why ?Why ?

Course Intro (Cont …)Course Intro (Cont …)Modern Digital Electronic Circuits Play an Modern Digital Electronic Circuits Play an Important Role in Our Lives Important Role in Our Lives

Practically, Each Everyday-use Product is a Practically, Each Everyday-use Product is a Digital System or at Least Incorporates OneDigital System or at Least Incorporates One e.g., A Personal Computer is a complete e.g., A Personal Computer is a complete digital system, made by use of Digital digital system, made by use of Digital CircuitsCircuits

Course Intro (Cont …)Course Intro (Cont …)In Order to Better In Order to Better UnderstandUnderstand The The

Operation of Digital Circuits, and be able Operation of Digital Circuits, and be able to to DesignDesign, , VerifyVerify and and TestTest Them, It is Them, It is Very Crucial to Reach to Their Transistor Very Crucial to Reach to Their Transistor Structure Structure

This Course Teaches You How to This Course Teaches You How to Understand The Operation of Basic Digital Understand The Operation of Basic Digital CircuitsCircuits

Course Intro (Cont …)Course Intro (Cont …)So, You will Learn About …So, You will Learn About …

Digital Logic InvertersDigital Logic Inverters Digital CMOS Logic CircuitsDigital CMOS Logic Circuits Digital Logic GatesDigital Logic Gates Flip FlopsFlip Flops Memory (RAM and ROM)Memory (RAM and ROM)

Course Intro (Cont …)Course Intro (Cont …)Prerequisites: Prerequisites:

Electronic DevicesElectronic Devices

Electrical CircuitsElectrical Circuits

The Text Book for the EE 210 …The Text Book for the EE 210 …

Sedra/SmithMicroelectronic Circuits 5/e

Oxford University Press

Course Intro (Cont …)Course Intro (Cont …)The Text Book:The Text Book: The Best Book Written on the Subject of The Best Book Written on the Subject of

Microelectronic CircuitsMicroelectronic Circuits Used in Most Universities in the USA Used in Most Universities in the USA

and Canadaand Canada Covers Both Analog and Digital Covers Both Analog and Digital

Electronic CircuitsElectronic Circuits

With This Book No Need of Lecture NotesWith This Book No Need of Lecture Notes

Course PlanCourse PlanChap 1 Introduction to Electronics (6 hrs)Chap 1 Introduction to Electronics (6 hrs)

1.1 thru 1.4, 1.7-1.81.1 thru 1.4, 1.7-1.8Chap 3 Diodes (3 hour)Chap 3 Diodes (3 hour)

3.1, 3.7 and 3.93.1, 3.7 and 3.9Chap 5 Bipolar Junction Transistors BJTs (3 hrs)Chap 5 Bipolar Junction Transistors BJTs (3 hrs)

5.10 and 5.115.10 and 5.11Chap 4 MOS Field-Effect Transistors (9 hrs)Chap 4 MOS Field-Effect Transistors (9 hrs)

4.1 thru 4.4, 4.10, 4.124.1 thru 4.4, 4.10, 4.12Chap 10 Digital CMOS Logic Circuits (12 hours)Chap 10 Digital CMOS Logic Circuits (12 hours)

All topicsAll topicsChap 11 Memory andChap 11 Memory and Adv. Digital Circuits (12 hrs)Adv. Digital Circuits (12 hrs)

All topicsAll topics

How We Do It?How We Do It?

For Next 15 Weeks We Will Meet on Each For Next 15 Weeks We Will Meet on Each Tuesday From 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Tuesday From 10:00 am to 1:00 pm

For 180 Min. ( = 3 hrs)For 180 Min. ( = 3 hrs)

We will have : We will have : Two 1-hr 20-min Lectures and a Two 1-hr 20-min Lectures and a

One 20-min BreakOne 20-min Break

11stst Class Starts at 10 am Class Starts at 10 am SHARPSHARP

Break around 11:20 amBreak around 11:20 am

22ndnd Class Starts around 11:40 am Class Starts around 11:40 am

…….and then We Depart at 1 pm .and then We Depart at 1 pm

PoliciesPolicies

Class EtiquettesClass Etiquettes:: Attend Class RegularlyAttend Class Regularly Be On TimeBe On Time Be Attentive All The Time Be Attentive All The Time Complete The Required Work On TimeComplete The Required Work On Time Must Study The Planned Lecture Must Study The Planned Lecture

Material Before Coming To The ClassMaterial Before Coming To The Class

Policies (Cont…)Policies (Cont…)

Home works/Quizzes (10/10 Marks):Home works/Quizzes (10/10 Marks): Homework Will Be Assigned in Almost Homework Will Be Assigned in Almost

Each Class. However, Only Few Each Class. However, Only Few Randomly Selected will Be Graded for Randomly Selected will Be Graded for 10 Marks 10 Marks

There will be Unannounced Quizzes There will be Unannounced Quizzes and will be Graded for 10 Marksand will be Graded for 10 Marks

Late Homework Will Not Be AcceptedLate Homework Will Not Be Accepted

Policies (Cont…)Policies (Cont…)

Midterm/Final Exams (20/40 Marks): Midterm/Final Exams (20/40 Marks):

There Will be a There Will be a Midterm ExamMidterm Exam between between March 24 and 30, 2009 (20 Marks) March 24 and 30, 2009 (20 Marks)

And a And a Final ExamFinal Exam between June 3 and 10, between June 3 and 10, 2009 (40 Marks)2009 (40 Marks)

The Exams Will Be Closed Book. The Exams Will Be Closed Book.

Distribution of 100 MarksDistribution of 100 Marks

Home WorksHome Works 10 10

QuizzesQuizzes 10 10

Lab WorkLab Work 20 20

Mid-Term ExamMid-Term Exam 20 20

Final ExamFinal Exam 40 40

Policies (Cont…)Policies (Cont…)

The Homework and Exam Guidelines:The Homework and Exam Guidelines: The Pages Must Be Numbered and The Pages Must Be Numbered and

Stapled Together Stapled Together The Following Information Must Be On The Following Information Must Be On

The First Page: The First Page: 1.1. Your Name Your Name

2.2. Registration / ID Number Registration / ID Number

3.3. Assignment Number and DateAssignment Number and Date

Today’s SummaryToday’s Summary

We Had Introduction Of:We Had Introduction Of: InstructorsInstructors

StudentsStudents

CourseCourse

And We Discussed PoliciesAnd We Discussed Policies

In Next ClassIn Next Class

We Will DiscussWe Will Discuss::

Chapter 1Chapter 1: : Introduction to Electronics Introduction to Electronics Topics:Topics:

1.1 Signals1.1 SignalsAppendix CAppendix C1.2 Frequency Spectrum of Signals1.2 Frequency Spectrum of Signals1.3 Analog and Digital Signals1.3 Analog and Digital Signals1.4 Amplifiers [ up to 1.4.5 ]1.4 Amplifiers [ up to 1.4.5 ]