Lecture Outline • • • • • Bits Gates Combinatorial Logic Spice Hands-On Stuff Definition • “Digital” comes from the Latin word for “fingers” and indicates that there are many discrete signals that.
Download ReportTranscript Lecture Outline • • • • • Bits Gates Combinatorial Logic Spice Hands-On Stuff Definition • “Digital” comes from the Latin word for “fingers” and indicates that there are many discrete signals that.
Lecture Outline • • • • • Bits Gates Combinatorial Logic Spice Hands-On Stuff Definition • “Digital” comes from the Latin word for “fingers” and indicates that there are many discrete signals that are at one of two values. Logic Gates • • • • • • • NOT AND NAND OR NOR XOR XNOR Logic Inverter NOT = “!” OUT=!A A fictional AND Circuit The light bulb only turns on when both A and B are closed. Truth Table AND = “&” OUT=A & B NAND OUT=!(A&B) A fictional OR Gate The light bulb turns on when either A or B is closed An OR GATE OR = “+” OUT=A+B A NOR Gate = OUT=!(A+B) XOR Gate • XOR=Exclusive OR –XOR returns a True output if only one of its input is true XOR=A ^ B XNOR Combinatorial Circuits Logic Expresions • • • • • • 1=A&B 2=!(A+C) 3=!2 4=1&3 5=B&2 Output=4 ^ 5 Multisim Example CMOS VS. TTL CMOS TTL Various Logic Gates Exercise • Setup: – Pin 1: 4.8 V – Pin 2: 1.3 V-5 V – Pin 14: 4.8 V – Pin 7: GND • Problem: – Pin 3: 0.18 V (?) NAND Characterization