Summary Digital Practical Electronics

Summary Digital Practical Electronics :

1. - The logic simulator, How to make a good cabling ? (Update, the 21/09/2015)

1. 1. - Beginning of the editing of the digital desk

1. 2. - Verification, assembly of LEDs, marking of elements

2. - Assembly of LED control circuits and Control of Ohmmeter Transistors

2. 1. - Verification of assembly, controls and tests

2. 2. - Checking the function of the integrated circuit MM 74C04

2. 3. - Functional checks of the integrated circuits MM 74C08 and MM 74C00

3. - Assembly of the switch group

3. 1. - Functional checks of the integrated circuits MM 74C32 and MM 74C02

3. 2. - Examinations of the integrated circuits MM 74C86 and MM 74C00 to replace other types of circuits

4. - Examination of a Reset-Set Flip-Flop (R-S) with two NAND

4. 1. - Assembly of the push-button group with its two anti-kickback circuits

4. 2. - Examinations of an RS Flip-Flop with Validation Command and a D-flip-flop of type MM 74C74

5. - Preparation of equipment and continuation of the assembly of the Digilab

5. 1. - Matrix operation check has 840 contacts

5. 2. - Examination of a circuit LATCH Asynchronous CD 4042

5. 3. - Examinations of a D flip-flop in the Master-slave configuration and J.K flip-flop.

5. 4. - D flip-flop used for the Signaling of a 1st event and the Realization of a Combination Circuit

6. - Using a Pseudo-Monostable and Reviewing a True Monostable Circuit

6. 1. - Examination of C.I. MM 74C221 and Use of Double Monostable in a Reflex Controller Circuit

6. 2. - Functional test and examination of a C.I. Monostable Redeclenchable "CD 4528"

6. 3. - Using a Comparative Integrated Circuit and a Monostable to Realize a Combination Circuit

7. - Examining and Using the Operation of a SCHMITT MM 74C14 Flip-Flop

7. 1. - Mounting a Double Clock Generator on the Digilab

7. 2. - Using a Commanded Oscillator to Realize a Simple Pile or Face Game

7. 3. - Study of the Operation of an Asymmetric Oscillator and tests of synchronous logic circuits

8. - Equipment Preparation and Digilab Regulated Feeding Scheme

8. 1. - Regulated Power Supply

8. 2. - Transformer Assembly and end of power supply wiring

8. 3. - Operation of a Series-Parallel Offset Circuit and Examinations of IC MM 74C164 and MM 74C165

8. 4. - Studies of a Synchronous Serial Transmission and a Shift Register looped back on itself

9. - Toggle D as Counter Modulo 2 and as Frequency Divider by 2

9. 1. - Examination of a Module 4 Counter, Realization and Examination of a Module 16 Synchronous Counter

9. 2. - Examination of the Integrated Counter MM 74C163 and Use of the Circuit MM 74C163 as Counter Modulo 10

9. 3. - Circuit MM 74C163 as Programmable Divider, Synchronous Counter / countdown and Electronic Game

10. - Numeric Codes and Code Review used by a Modulo 16 meter

10. 1. - Operation of the Decoder 4 to 16 "MM 74C154"

10. 2. - Mounting two Hexadecimal Displays type TIL 311 on the Digilab

10. 3. - Examination of the MM 74C163 Counter and a Decoder MM 74C42 4 to 10 to achieve a Divider by 10

10. 4. - Realization of a Stopwatch and a Random Number Generator between 1 and 90

11. - Half-adders and Summaters

11. 1. - Review of a Complete Summator with Doors OR Exclusive and NAND

11. 2. - Use of a single complete Summator of type Serial to Add 2 numbers of 8 bits

11. 3. - Review of a "Parallel" Summator and Review of a Two-Way Digital Switch

11. 4. - Examination of an 8-way Multiplexer and Transmission of 8 different signals on a single driver

11. 5. - Using an 8-Way Multiplexer to Provide the Function of a Gate Network

12. - Components with 3 State Outputs (Tri-state) and 3 State Bidirectional Buffer

12. 1. - Review and Test of a 3-Way Bidirectional Buffer ; Functional test of a 12-stage meter

12. 2. - Examining the Operation of a Memory (RAM HM 6116 P-4) Static Reading / Writing

12. 3. - Memory Writing Test, Memory Erase

12. 4. - Using Memory to Generate Sequences

13. - End of Mount Digilab, Review of C.I. LM 555. Preparation of material

13. 1. - Jobs of the LM 555 as Monostable, Astable and Variable Frequency Rectangular Signal Generator

13. 2. - Continuous Voltage Converter, Realizations of an Analog Frequency Meter

13. 3. - Achievements of a 1-digit Digital Frequency meter and a 2-digit Digital Frequency meter

14. - Equipment Preparation and Circuit Review LM 747 Operational Amplifier

14. 1. - Review of a 4-Bit Digital / Analog Converter with AOP LM 747

14. 2. - D / A converter to generate a Triangular Signal

14. 3. - Examination of an 8 bits Successives Approximation A / D Converter

14. 4. - Realization of a Digital Thermometer

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