EE210 Digital Electronics Introductory Class March 13, 2008.

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EE210 Digital Electronics Introductory Class March 13, 2008

PLAN FOR TODAY Introduction of: 1. Instructors 2. Students and 3. The Course

1. Instructors INSTRUCTOR Professor Dr. Attaullah Solangi Ext. 569 LAB COORDINATOR / TA Engr. Umbreen Sabir Ext.

2. Students Intro Introduction and Attendance Together When You Hear Your Reg. Number Please Stand Up and Say Your Name and Where are You From

3. Course Intro 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 s Electronic Circuits that Process Analog and Digital Signals are Termed as Analog and Digital Electronics, Respectively

Course Intro (Cont…) Analog Signal is Analogous to Physical Signal it Represents Digital Signal is Representation of the Analog Signal in Sequence of Numbers

An Analog Signal

Digital Signal Representing Analog Signal

Course Intro (Cont…) You Have Already Learnt About Analog Electronics … and NOW You Will Learn About Digital Electronics Why ?

Course Intro (Cont…) Modern Digital Electronic Circuits Play an Important Role in Our Lives Practically, Each Everyday-use Product is a Digital System or at Least Incorporates One In Order to Better Understand The Operation of Digital Circuits, and be Able to Design, Verify and Test Them, It is Very Crucial to Reach to Their Transistor Structure This Course Teaches You How to Understand The Operation of Basic Digital Circuits

Course Intro (Cont…) Prerequisites: –Electronic Devices –Electrical Circuits The Text Book for the EE 210

Sedra/Smith Microelectronic Circuits 5/e Oxford University Press

Course Intro (Cont…) The Text Book: –The Best Book Written on the Subject of Microelectronic Circuits –Used in Most Universities in the USA and Canada –Covers Both Analog and Digital Electronic Circuits With This Book No Need of Lecture Notes

Course Plan Chap 1 Introduction to Electronics (6 hrs) 1.1 thru 1.4, Chap 3 Diodes (3 hour) 3.1, 3.7 and 3.9 Chap 5 Bipolar Junction Transistors BJTs (3 hrs) 5.10 and 5.11 Chap 4 MOS Field-Effect Transistors (9 hrs) 4.1 thru 4.4, 4.10, 4.12 Chap 10 Digital CMOS Logic Circuits (12 hours) All topics Chap 11 Memory and Adv. Digital Circuits (12 hrs) All topics

How We Do It? For Next 16 Weeks We Will Meet on Each Thursday From 11:30 am to 1:45 pm – For 3*45 Mins (2 1/4 hrs). We will have : – Two 1-hr Lectures With a 15 Min Break

Policies Class Etiquettes: –Attend Class Regularly –Be On Time –Be Attentive All The Time –Complete The Required Work On Time –Must Study The Planned Lecture Material Before Coming To The Class

Policies (Cont…) Homework: –Homework Will Be Assigned in Almost Each Class. However, Only Few (~ 6) Randomly Selected Will Be Graded For Sessional Marks –There will be Few Quizzes –Late Homework Will Not Be Accepted

Policies (Cont…) Exams: –There Will Be A 1-hour Midterm Exam on May 7/14, 2008 (5 Sessional Marks) and A Final Exam – The Exams Will Be Closed Book. However, The Sheet For The Required Equations and The Constants Will Be Provided

Policies (Cont…) The Homework And Exam Guidelines: –The Pages Must Be Numbered And Stapled Together –The Following Information Must Be On The First Page: 1.Your Name 2.Registration # 3.Assignment Number and Date,

Policies (Cont…) Grading: Sessional Marks Distribution: –Assignments/Quizzes  10 –Mid Term 1-hour Exam  5 –Lab Work  10

Today’s Summary We Had Introduction Of: –Instructors –Students –Course And We Discussed Policies

In Next Class We Will Discuss: Chapter 1: Introduction to Electronics Topics: 1.1 Signals Appendix C 1.2 Frequency Spectrum of Signals 1.3 Analog and Digital Signals 1.4 Amplifiers [ up to ]