Experiments for Digital Fundamentals

Experiments in Digital Fundamentals......Page 1
Contents......Page 4
Cross-Reference to Floyd\'s......Page 6
Preface......Page 8
Introduction to the Student......Page 10
Oscilloscope Guide......Page 14
Experiment 1 Laboratory Instrument Familiarization......Page 22
Experiment 2 Constructing a Logic Probe......Page 34
Experiment 3 Number Systems......Page 42
Experiment 4 Logic Gates......Page 50
Experiment 5 More Logic Gates......Page 60
Experiment 6 Interpreting Manufacturer\'s Data Sheets......Page 68
Experiment ? Boolean Laws and DeMorgan\'s Theorems......Page 76
Experiment 8 Logic Circuit Simplification......Page 84
Experiment 9 The Perfect Pencil Machine......Page 94
Experiment 10 The Molasses Tank......Page 98
Experiment 11 Adder and Magnitude Comparator......Page 102
Experiment 12 Combinational Logic Using Multiplexers......Page 112
Experiment 13 Combinational Logic Using DeMultiplexers......Page 120
Experiment 14 The D Latch and D Flip-Flop......Page 130
Experiment 15 The Fallen Carton Detector......Page 138
Experiment 16 The J-K Flip-Flop......Page 140
Experiment 17 One-Shots and Astable Multivibrators......Page 146
Experiment 18 Asynchronous Counters......Page 154
Experiment 19 Analysis of Synchronous Counters with Decoding......Page 164
Experiment 20 Design of Synchronous Counters......Page 174
Experiment 21 The Traffic Signal Controller......Page 184
Experiment 22 Shift Register Counters......Page 192
Experiment 23 Application of Shift Register Circuits......Page 202
Experiment 24 The Baseball Scoreboard......Page 210
Experiment 25 Semiconductor Memories......Page 212
Experiment 26 Introduction to Quartus II Software......Page 220
Experiment 27 DIA and AID Conversion......Page 232
Experiment 28 Introduction to the Intel Processors......Page 240
Experiment 29 Application of Bus Systems......Page 248
Appendix A Manufacturers\' Data Sheets......Page 256
Appendix B List of Materials for the Experiments and Index to Manufacturers\' Data Sheets......Page 320
Appendix C Introduction to National Instruments ELVIS System and Multisim......Page 322