Digital Electronics (English) (Part 1)

   Saturday, October 03, 2020   

Starting a new Lecture Notes Series on Digital Electronics

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Lecture Description of this above Topic:

Lecture 1: What is Signal?

Lecture 2: What is an Analog Signal?

Lecture 3: What is Digital Signal?

Lecture 4: Need of Digital Signals

Lecture 5: Introduction to Digital Electronics

Lecture 6: ZSwitch and Bits Intuition

Lecture 7: Introduction to Boolean Algebra (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Introduction to Boolean Algebra (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Boolean Algebra Examples (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Boolean Algebra Examples (Part 2)

Lecture 11: Redundancy Theorem (Boolean Algebra Trick)

Lecture 12: Sum of Products (Part 1) | SOP Form

Lecture 13: Sum of Products (Part 2) | SOP Form

Lecture 14: Product of Sums (Part 1) | POS Form

Lecture 15: Product of Sums (Part 2) | POS Form

Lecture 16: SOP and POS Form Examples

Lecture 17: Minimal to Canonical Form Conversion (Part 1)

Lecture 18: Minimal to Canonical Form Conversion (Part 2)

Lecture 19: Examples & Tricks (SOP and POS Forms)

Lecture 20: Positive and Negative Logic

Lecture 21: Dual Form

Lecture 22: Self Dual

Lecture 23: Complement Meaning and Examples

Lecture 24: Venn Diagram

Lecture 25: Switching Circuits (Part 1)

Lecture 26: Switching Circuits (Part 2)

Lecture 27: Statement Problems in Boolean Algebra (Part 1)

Lecture 28: Statement Problems in Boolean Algebra (Part 2)

Lecture 29: Introduction to Number Systems

Lecture 30: Binary Number System

Lecture 31: Decimal to Binary Conversion

Lecture 32: Decimal to Octal Conversion

Lecture 33: Decimal to Hexadecimal Conversion

Lecture 34: Binary to Decimal Conversion

Lecture 35: Octal to Decimal Conversion

Lecture 36: Hexadecimal to Decimal Conversion

Lecture 37: Octal to Binary & Binary to Octal Conversion

Lecture 38: Hexadecimal to Binary & Binary to Hexadecimal Conversion

Lecture 39: Hexadecimal to Octal & Octal to Hexadecimal Conversion

Lecture 40: Binary Addition

Lecture 41: Binary Subtraction

Lecture 42: Binary Multiplication

Lecture 43: Binary Division

Lecture 44: Octal Addition

Lecture 45: Octal Subtraction

Lecture 46: Octal Multiplication

Lecture 47: Hexadecimal Addition

Lecture 48: Hexadecimal Subtraction

Lecture 49: Hexadecimal Multiplication

Lecture 50: r's Complement

Lecture 51: (r-1)'s Complement

Lecture 52: 1's and 2's Complement

Lecture 53: Shortcut for 2's Complement

Lecture 54: Data Representation using Signed Magnitude

Lecture 55: Data Representation using 1's Complement

Lecture 56: Data Representation using 2's Complement

Lecture 57: Binary Subtraction using 1's Complement

Lecture 58: Binary Subtraction using 2's Complement

Lecture 59: Classification of Codes

Lecture 60: Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) Code

Lecture 61: BCD Addition

Lecture 62: Shift Add 3 Method | Simple method for Binary to BCD conversion

Lecture 63: 2421 Code

Lecture 64: Excess-3 Code (XS-3 Code)

Lecture 65: Excess-3 Code Addition

Lecture 66: Introduction to Gray Code

Lecture 67: Binary to Gray Code Conversion

Lecture 68: Gray Code to Binary Conversion

Lecture 69: What is Parity?

Lecture 70: Hamming Code | Error detection

Lecture 71: Hamming Code | Error Correction

Lecture 72: Logic Gates (Part 1)

Lecture 73: Logic Gates (Part 2)

Lecture 74: Logic Gates (Part 3)

Lecture 75: Logic Gates (Part 4)

Lecture 76: Logic Gates (Part 5) | Important!

Lecture 77: Logic Gates (Part 6) | Important!

Lecture 78: NAND Gate as Universal Gate (Part 1)

Lecture 79: NAND Gate as Universal Gate (Part 2)

Lecture 80: NOR Gate as Universal Gate

Lecture 81: Karnaugh Map (K' Map) - Part 1

Lecture 82: Karnaugh Map (K' Map) - Part 2

Lecture 83: Karnaugh Map (K' Map) - Part 3

Lecture 84: K' Map and Implicants

Lecture 85: 4 Variable Karnaugh Map (Part 1)

Lecture 86: 4 Variable Karnaugh Map (Part 2)

Lecture 87: 4 Variable Karnaugh Map (Part 3)

Lecture 88: Don't Care in Karnaugh Map (K' Map)

Lecture 89: Don't Care in K' Map (Response to Doubt)

Lecture 90: K' Map using Max Terms (Part 1)

Lecture 91: K' Map using Max Terms (Part 2)

Lecture 92: 5 variables K' Map

Lecture 93: Quine-McCluskey Minimization Technique (Tabular Method)

Lecture 94: Digital Electronics Previous Year Solution of DRDO & ISRO (Part 2)

Lecture 95: Digital Electronics Previous Year Solution of DRDO & ISRO (Part 3)

Lecture 96: 4-Bit Even Parity Generator

Lecture 97: Seven Segment Display Decoder

Lecture 98: Seven Segment Display Decoder (Part 2)

Lecture 99: Seven Segment Display Decoder (Part 3)

Lecture 100: Comparison between Combinational and Sequential Circuits

Lecture 101: Half Adder

Lecture 102: Full Adder