Agni College of Technology

Lesson Plan - Excluding Coaching class

Semester : Third Name of The Faculty : R. Ohmsakthi Vel

Branch : Mechatronics Engineering Date of commencement : 18.06.2018
Subject : Digital Electronics Date of closing : 29.09.2018
Sub. Code : EC8392 Class strength : 34
Section : - No. of hours/week : 5
Total hours : 69
Course objectives:
 To present the Digital fundamentals, Boolean algebra and its applications in digital systems
 To familiarize with the design of various combinational digital circuits using logic gates
 To introduce the analysis and design procedures for synchronous and asynchronous sequential circuits
 To explain the various semiconductor memories and related technology
 To introduce the electronic circuits involved in the making of logic gates

Assignments Text Delivered

Unit Topics planned for the Teaching (A)/Tests(T) Book as planned
S. No Date Period(s) (* to be filled
No period(s) Aids planned for No/ Ref
after the
the Topic book No class)

Introduction to Digital Chalk &

1 I 18.06.2018 1 T1
logics and circuits Board
Number Systems: Decimal, Chalk &
2 I 18.06.2018 9 A1 T1
Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal Board
Chalk &
3 I 19.06.2018 5 Code Conversions T1
Board
Chalk &
4 I 21.06.2018 6 1‘s and 2‘s complements T1
Board
Codes: Binary, BCD, Excess
Chalk &
5 I 22.06.2018 3 3, Gray, Alphanumeric T1
Board
codes
Chalk &
6 I 25.06.2018 1 Boolean theorems A2 T1
Board
Logic gates, Universal Chalk &
7 I 25.06.2018 9 T1
gates Board
Sum of products and Chalk &
8 I 26.06.2018 5 T1 T1
Product of sums Board
Chalk &
9 I 28.06.2018 6 Minterms and Maxterms T1
Board
Minimization based on Chalk &
10 I 29.06.2018 3 T2 T1
Karnaugh map Board
 Minimization based on Chalk &
11 I 02.07.2018 1 T1
Karnaugh map Board
Quine-McCluskey method Chalk &
12 I 02.07.2018 9 T3 T1
of minimization. Board
Total periods for Unit 1 = 12 periods
Design of Half and Full Chalk &
13 II 03.07.2018 5 T1
Adders Board
Design of Half and Full Chalk &
14 II 05.07.2018 6 T1
Subtractors Board
Design of Binary Parallel Chalk &
15 II 06.07.2018 3 A3 T1
Adder Board
Chalk &
16 II 09.07.2018 1 Design of BCD Adder T1
Board
Design of Carry look ahead Chalk &
17 II 09.07.2018 9 T1
Adder Board
Multiplexer, Demultiplexer Chalk &
18 II 10.07.2018 5 T4 T1
and design procedure Board
Design of Magnitude Chalk &
19 II 12.07.2018 6 T1
Comparator Board
Decoder and Design based Chalk &
20 II 13.07.2018 3 T5 T1
on decoder Board
Encoder and Design based Chalk &
21 II 23.07.2018 1 T1
on encoder Board
Chalk &
22 II 23.07.2018 9 Design of Priority Encoder. A4 T1
Board
Total periods for Unit 2 = 10 periods
Operation and excitation
Chalk &
23 III 24.07.2018 5 tables, Triggering of SR and A5 T1
Board
JK Flip-Flops
Operation and excitation
Chalk &
24 III 26.07.2018 6 tables, Triggering of T and D T1
Board
Flip-Flops
Chalk &
25 III 27.07.2018 3 Master Slave Flip-flops A6 T1
Board
Analysis and design of Chalk &
26 III 28.07.2018 6 T1
clocked sequential circuits Board
Design - Moore/Mealy Chalk &
27 III 30.07.2018 1 T6 T1
models Board
Chalk &
28 III 30.07.2018 9 State minimization T1
Board
Chalk &
29 III 31.07.2018 5 State assignment T1
Board
 Circuit implementation Chalk &
30 III 02.08.2018 6 T7 T1
using flipflops Board
Chalk &
31 III 03.08.2018 3 Design of Counters T8 T1
Board
Chalk &
32 III 06.08.2018 1 Ripple Counters T1
Board
Chalk &
33 III 06.08.2018 9 Ring Counters T1
Board
Shift registers, Universal Chalk &
34 III 07.08.2018 5 T1
Shift Register. Board
Total periods for Unit 3 = 12 periods
Chalk &
35 IV 09.08.2018 6 Stable and Unstable states A7 T1
Board
Chalk &
36 IV 10.08.2018 3 Output specifications T1
Board
Chalk &
37 IV 11.08.2018 3 Cycles and races T1
Board
Chalk &
38 IV 13.08.2018 1 State reduction T1
Board
Chalk &
39 IV 13.08.2018 9 Race free assignments T1
Board
Chalk &
40 IV 14.08.2018 5 Hazards, Essential Hazards A8 T1
Board
Chalk &
41 IV 16.08.2018 6 Pulse mode T1
Board
Chalk &
42 IV 17.08.2018 3 Sequential circuits T1
Board
Design of Asynchronous Chalk &
43 IV 18.08.2018 3 T9 T1
sequential circuits Board
Design of Asynchronous Chalk &
44 IV 20.08.2018 1 T1
sequential circuits Board
Design of Hazard free Chalk &
45 IV 20.08.2018 9 T10 T1
circuits. Board
Total periods for Unit 4 = 11 periods
Basic memory structure:
46 V 21.08.2018 5 PPT T1
ROM, PROM, EPROM
47 V 30.08.2018 6 EEPROM, EAPROM PPT A9 T1
RAM : Static and dynamic
48 V 31.08.2018 3 PPT T1
RAM
Programmable Logic
49 V 03.09.2018 1 PPT T1
Devices: PLA, PAL
Field Programmable Gate
50 V 03.09.2018 9 PPT T1
Arrays (FPGA)
Implementation of
Chalk &
51 V 04.09.2018 5 combinational logic circuits T11 T1
Board
using PLA.
 Implementation of
Chalk &
52 V 06.09.2018 6 combinational logic circuits T1
Board
using PAL.
Digital integrated circuits:
Chalk &
53 V 07.09.2018 3 Logic levels, propagation T1
Board
delay
Power dissipation, fan-out Chalk &
54 V 08.09.2018 6 T1
and fan-in, noise margin Board
Logic families and their Chalk &
55 V 10.09.2018 1 T1
characteristics Board
56 V 10.09.2018 9 RTL, TTL PPT T12 T1

57 V 11.09.2018 5 ECL, CMOS PPT A10 T1

Total periods for Unit 5 = 12 periods
Coaching Class ( K-Map
58 I 17.09.2018 1
Minimization)
Coaching Class ( Quine
59 I 17.09.2018 9
McClauskey method)
Coaching Class
60 II 18.09.2018 5 (Combinational circuit
design)
Coaching Class ( Design
61 II 20.09.2018 6
based logic devices)
Coaching Class (Flip-Flop
62 III 21.09.2018 3
conversion)
Coaching Class (Design of
63 III 22.09.2018 5
sequential circuit)
Coaching Class (Design of
64 IV 24.09.2018 1
Asynchronous circuits)
Coaching Class (design of
65 IV 24.09.2018 9
hazard free circuit)
Coaching Class (Memory
66 V 25.09.2018 5
structure)
Coaching Class (Design
67 V 27.092018 6
based on PLA, PAL, FPGA)
University Question paper
68 28.09.2018 3
discussion and revision
University Question paper
69 29.09.2018 6
discussion and revision
Total periods 69

Text Books:
1 M. Morris Mano and Michael D. Ciletti, “Digital Design”, 5th Edition, Pearson, 2014.
Reference Books:
1 Charles H.Roth. “Fundamentals of Logic Design”, 6th Edition, Thomson Learning, 2013.
2 Thomas L. Floyd, “Digital Fundamentals”, 10th Edition, Pearson Education Inc, 2011
3 S. Salivahanan and S.Arivazhagan “Digital Electronics”, Ist Edition, Vikas Publishing House pvt Ltd, 2012.
4 Anil K.Maini “Digital Electronics”, Wiley, 2014.
5 A. Anand Kumar “Fundamentals of Digital Circuits”, 4th Edition, PHI Learning Private

Course Outcomes:
At the end of the course:
 Use digital electronics in the present contemporary world
 Design various combinational digital circuits using logic gates
 Do the analysis and design procedures for synchronous and asynchronous sequential circuits
 Use the semiconductor memories and related technology
 Use electronic circuits involved in the design of logic gates

NPTEL Videos Used:

http://nptel.ac.in/courses/117103064/
http://nptel.ac.in/courses/117106086/
http://nptel.ac.in/courses/117106114/
http://nptel.ac.in/courses/108105113/

Specific Instructions to the students

This subject is mainly to expose the students to Digital principles and digital system design
as it is an inseparable part of all the applications in modern Mechatronics system. So students
must give proper attention in the class, and the internal assessment tests. This subject will
give them an opportunity to learn about basics of Digital logic circuits, various design aspects in
circuit design. The students are strongly advised to s u b m i t t h e a s s i g n m e n t s i n t i m e
a n d take the tests conducted in the class very seriously. This will not only ensure catching up
with the subject closely as it progresses but will also help the students to secure good
marks in the internal assessment as well as university examination.

Staff Incharge HOD/Mechatronics