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The document introduces digital logic design concepts. It discusses analog and digital signals and examples. It also covers binary number system and merits of digital systems. The document outlines the course objective, books, grading policy and schedule. It provides an introduction to digital systems and binary numbers chapter.

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Lec 1 Introduction To Digital Systems

The document introduces digital logic design concepts. It discusses analog and digital signals and examples. It also covers binary number system and merits of digital systems. The document outlines the course objective, books, grading policy and schedule. It provides an introduction to digital systems and binary numbers chapter.

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DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN

LECTURE 1: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS

By: Ahmad Raza


General Rules & Regulations
• No Late Arrivals.
• No disturbance in Class
• No use of Mobile Phones(Keep them Silent and in your
pockets)
• No Retake of Quizzes/Assignments
• No late submissions
• Student is responsible for his/her short attendance.
Google Classroom
• Class: EE-1005 Digital Logic Design BS(AI)
• Joining Code: zzmwcze

Email: ahmad.raza@isb.nu.edu.pk
Office: A304B
8:30 AM 10:00 AM 11:30 AM 13:00 PM 14:30 PM 16:00 PM
Days
09:50 AM 11:20 AM 12:50 PM 14:20 PM 15:50 PM 16:50 PM

Office
Monday Hours

Office
Tuesday Hours

Wednesday

Office Office
Thursday Hours Hours

Friday
Objective
• To introduce the concepts and fundamental principles of digital systems.
• To analyze & design different practical digital circuits.
Books
Textbook:
Logic and Computer Design Fundamentals by: M. Morris Mano

Reference Book:
Digital Fundamentals by: Thomas L. Floyd
Grading Policy
• Quizzes 15%
• Assignments 10%
• Sessional-I 15%
• Sessional-II 15%
• Final Exam 45%

• Absolute Grading
CHAPTER 1

DIGITAL SYSTEMS AND


BINARY NUMBERS
Analog & Digital Signals
• Signal is a quantity that is used to represent any
information or data.

• Signals are classified as analog or digital.


Analog & Digital Signals
• Analog refers to something that is continuous- a set
of data and all possible/infinite points between.

• Digital refers to something that is discrete –a set of


specific/finite points of data with no other points in
between.
Analog & Digital Signals
Analog Examples
• Human voice/sound
• Time
• Pressure
• Temperature
• Distance
• Speed
• Fan regulator
• Volume control
• Analog watch
• Audio video cassettes
Digital Examples
• Switch
• Digital watch
• PC
• Cell phone
• CD,DVD
• Electronic Instruments (Oscilloscope, Function generator, multi-meter)
Analog & Digital Signals
Analog System
• A basic audio public address system
Digital & analog system
• CD player
Digital Systems

• Two States
• On/Off
• Black/White
• Hot/Cold
• Stationary/Moving

The Two State Number System is


Binary Number System

• Binary Numbers
• Two Digits are 0 and 1. A binary digit is called bit

• Representing Multiple Values


Merits of Digital Systems

• Efficient Processing & Data Storage


• Efficient & Reliable Transmission
• Detection and Correction of Errors
• Precise & Accurate Reproduction
• Easy Design and Implementation
• Occupy minimum space
Information Processing

• Numbers
• Text
• Formula and Equations
• Drawings and Pictures
• Sound and Music
Test and Measuring Instruments
Test and Measuring Instruments
• Analog Oscilloscope
• Digital Oscilloscope
• Logic Analyzer
• Logic Probe, Pulser, and Current Probe
• DC Power Supply
• Function Generator
• Digital Multimeter

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