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    This document provides instructions for a lab tutorial on combinational digital devices. The goal is to investigate multiplexers, adders, subtractors, and demultiplexers in LTspice. The objectives are to build circuits for a 4:1 multiplexer, various half and full adders, half and full subtractors, and a 1:4 demultiplexer. Templates are provided for building logic gates in LTspice, including defining voltage sources as inputs and labeling the output. Students are tasked with constructing the block diagrams for these problems and obtaining the results as graphs. References for further information are also included.

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    This document provides instructions for a lab tutorial on combinational digital devices. The goal is to investigate multiplexers, adders, subtractors, and demultiplexers in LTspice. The objectives are to build circuits for a 4:1 multiplexer, various half and full adders, half and full subtractors, and a 1:4 demultiplexer. Templates are provided for building logic gates in LTspice, including defining voltage sources as inputs and labeling the output. Students are tasked with constructing the block diagrams for these problems and obtaining the results as graphs. References for further information are also included.

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    This document provides instructions for a lab tutorial on combinational digital devices. The goal is to investigate multiplexers, adders, subtractors, and demultiplexers in LTspice. The objectives are to build circuits for a 4:1 multiplexer, various half and full adders, half and full subtractors, and a 1:4 demultiplexer. Templates are provided for building logic gates in LTspice, including defining voltage sources as inputs and labeling the output. Students are tasked with constructing the block diagrams for these problems and obtaining the results as graphs. References for further information are also included.

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    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva

    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design


    Lab Work 3
    Title: “Combinational digital devices: Multiplexers, Adders, Subtractors,
    and Demultiplexers”.

    Goal of the work: this work aims to investigate the Combinational digital
    devices: Multiplexers, Adders, Subtractors, and Demultiplexers in LTspice.

    Objectives:
    1. Building combinational circuits of “4:1” MUX [2] in LTspice.
    2. Building combinational circuits of 4 types of Half Adders and 2 types of
    Full Adders [1, Chapter 4, pages 116-121 ] in LTspice.
    3. Building combinational circuits of Half and Full Subtractors [1, pages 121-
    123] in LTspice.
    4. Building combinational circuits of “1:4” DEMUX [3] in LTspice.

    Template for building digital devices in LTspice.

    1) Please, open the program LTspice and new draft by clicking “New Schematic”as below and
    save it as “Logic Gate AND”.

    Figure 1a – Opening new Draft in LTSpice


    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva
    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design

    Figure 1b – Opening components

    2) Please, open components and type on searcher “Voltage” to obtain two sources. At the second
    step click right side of voltage source to give their “Parameters” through the button called
    “Advanced”.

    Figure 2a – Opening Voltage Sources


    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva
    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design

    Figure 2b – Voltage source Parameters

    3) Please, give the Parameters for Voltage Source “V1” as in Figure 3 and rename it as your
    Logic Gate’s input name, for example “S”.

    Figure 3a – Voltage Parameters for first Input of Logic Gate.

    Please, give the Parameters for Voltage 2 as in figure 3b.


    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva
    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design

    Figure 3b – Voltage Parameters for second Input of Logic Gate.

    4) Please, open “Components” again and choose the LOGIC GATEW AND, Figure 4.

    Figure 4 – Logic Gate AND


    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva
    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design
    5) Please, open OUTPUT from“Label Net” as in Figure 5a, give its parameters as in Figure 5b.

    Figure 5a – Label Net

    Figure 5a – Label Net Parameters


    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva
    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design

    Figure 5c

    6) Please, rename all components and compile the scheme as in Figure 6.

    Figure 6 - Logic Gate “AND” and its results in LTSpice


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    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design

    Tasks:

    Please, build the combinational circuits for the following Problems below.
    Please, construct the block diagrams in LTspice for the given Problems and obtain
    their results in the form of graphs

    1. “4:1” MUX [2] in LTspice.

    2. 4 types of Half Adders and 2 types of Full Adders [1, Chapter 4, pages 116-
    121 ] in LTspice.

    3. Half and Full Subtractors [1, pages 121-123] in LTspice.

    4. “1:4” DEMUX [3] in LTspice.

    This is the end of the Lab work 3 Please, do not forget to write a conclusion after completing
    the report. Your Report’s quality decides your Grade points.
    Lab tutorials by Dana Utebayeva
    OLP3206 - Fundamentals of Logic Design
    References:

    1. Tutorial book for Practice and SIS classes.pdf


    https://dl.iitu.edu.kz/mod/folder/view.php?id=255562
    2. Lecture 6 Dana Utebayeva
    3. Lecture 7 Dana Utebayeva

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