Digital Logic Design.ppt

Digital Logic Design Instructor: Partha Guturu EE Department How will you master Digital Logic? Teaching philosophy- “I do not teach my pupils. I provide conditions in which they can learn”- Albert Einstein “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand” - Chinese proverb Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. -- Chinese proverb What does the data say? Even if you are fascinating….. People only remember the first 15 minutes of what you say What’s so good about our approach to learning Digital Logic? Learner-Centric Approach Life-long learning Support from Bloom’s Work Learning by Doing Practice, Practice and Practice! Need not be afraid of failures No hostile spectators “MIT graduates and light bulb” episode We never forget riding a bike- because we learn after many failures. Digital Logic Design- What is it? Explain the Three Terms Digital Logic Design Analog Versus Digital Systems Continuous Versus Discrete Which is more accurate? Design an electronic and a mechanical system to perform arithmetic What does a digital computer do? Number Systems Why do you count in terms of ten? How will this cat count? Positional Notation Arithmetic Conversion from one system to another Negative number representation Switching Logic Why binary? How to design an 1-bit binary adder with electro-magnetic and mechanical components? Hint: Use RC-Circuits and ON-OFF Switches (Relays) Design the switch configuration for sum Design the switch configuration for carry Physical Design of Switches (Relays) History Till 1600 Abacus John Napier’s Slide Rule (1600) Blaise Pascal (1642)- Adding Machine Charles Babbage (1820)- Mechanical Computer Howard Aiken (Harvard) George Slibitz (Bell labs)- Caculator using relays (1930) John Mauchly Presper Eckert Jr. (Univ. of Pennsylvania)- ENIAC (Vacuum Tube Computer) 1950 Stored Program Concept (John Von