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    The document outlines the modules and topics covered in a course on digital logic circuits. Module 1 introduces Boolean algebra and logic gates. Module 2 covers combinational logic circuits, including adders, comparators, multiplexers, and decoders. Module 3 discusses sequential circuits, including latches, flip-flops, counters, and shift registers. The assessment structure is also summarized, with Module 1 weighting 20%, Module 2 weighting 40%, and Module 3 weighting 40% of the exam. The exam consists of objective questions, subjective theory questions requiring explanations, and subjective problems to be solved with written answers uploaded as PDF files.

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    The document outlines the modules and topics covered in a course on digital logic circuits. Module 1 introduces Boolean algebra and logic gates. Module 2 covers combinational logic circuits, including adders, comparators, multiplexers, and decoders. Module 3 discusses sequential circuits, including latches, flip-flops, counters, and shift registers. The assessment structure is also summarized, with Module 1 weighting 20%, Module 2 weighting 40%, and Module 3 weighting 40% of the exam. The exam consists of objective questions, subjective theory questions requiring explanations, and subjective problems to be solved with written answers uploaded as PDF files.

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    The document outlines the modules and topics covered in a course on digital logic circuits. Module 1 introduces Boolean algebra and logic gates. Module 2 covers combinational logic circuits, including adders, comparators, multiplexers, and decoders. Module 3 discusses sequential circuits, including latches, flip-flops, counters, and shift registers. The assessment structure is also summarized, with Module 1 weighting 20%, Module 2 weighting 40%, and Module 3 weighting 40% of the exam. The exam consists of objective questions, subjective theory questions requiring explanations, and subjective problems to be solved with written answers uploaded as PDF files.

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    The document outlines the modules and topics covered in a course on digital logic circuits. Module 1 introduces Boolean algebra and logic gates. Module 2 covers combinational logic circuits, including adders, comparators, multiplexers, and decoders. Module 3 discusses sequential circuits, including latches, flip-flops, counters, and shift registers. The assessment structure is also summarized, with Module 1 weighting 20%, Module 2 weighting 40%, and Module 3 weighting 40% of the exam. The exam consists of objective questions, subjective theory questions requiring explanations, and subjective problems to be solved with written answers uploaded as PDF files.

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    Module 1: Boolean Algebra

    1. Number System Conversion


    a) Binary to Other
    b) Decimal to Other
    2. 1s complement
    3. 2s complement
    4. Laws and Theorems of Boolean Algebra
    5. Simplification of Boolean Algebra
    6. Min Terms And Max Terms
    7. Standard SOP and POS
    8. Logic Gates - Basic, Universal, Exclusive - Symbol, TT, Logic Expression.
    9. VHDL - Useful Theory and Lab

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits


    Part I

    1. Simplification - Kmap (SOP-Σ -1- AND , POS-п - 0 - OR)


    2 Variable, 3 variable, 4 variable, 5 variable
    3 variable , 4 variable with don’t cares
    2. Simplification - QM Method or Tabulation Method
    3 Variable, 4 Variable
    3. Conversion between SOP and POS
    4. Hazards

    Part II

    1. Half Adders and Full Adders


    2. Half Subtractor and Full Subtractor
    3. 4 bit Binary Adder
    4. Magnitude Comparator (1 bit, 2bit)
    5. Multiplexer (2:1, 4:1, 8:1, 16:1)
    6. Implementing a Mux using MEV technique
    7. DeMultiplexer (2:1, 4:1, 8:1, 16:1)
    8. Implementing 16:1 mux using 8:1 or 4:1 or 2:1 mux
    9. Decoder (2to4, 3 to 8)
    10. Encoder (4 to 2, 8 to 3)
    11. Implementing decoders using FA, smaller decoders
    12. Implementing decoders using given functions
    13. Priority Encoder
    14. Analysis of a given circuit
     Simplified Expression
     Truthtable
    15. Design Procedure (TT, KMAP, EXP, CKT)
    a) BCD to Excess 3
    b) Design based on given condition

    Module 3: Sequential Circuit

    1. Differences
    a) Combinational Vs Sequential
    b) Synchronous Vs Asynchronous
    c) Flipflop Vs Latch
    d) Moore Model and Mealy Model
    2. LATCHES
    a) SR NAND LATCH
    b) SR NOR LATCH
    c) Gated SR LATCH
    d) Gated D LATCH

    3. FLIPFLOPS ( Circuit Diagram, Characaterstic Equation, Excitation Table, Truth table)


    a) Edge Triggering
    b) Symbols
    c) SR FLIPFLOP
    d) D FLIPFLOP
    e) JK FLIPFLOP
    f) T FLIPFLOP
    g) Master Slave Flipflop
    4. Asynchronous or Ripple Counter (2 bit, 3 bit, 4 bit)- ckt and timing diagram
    Up, Down Counter,
    BCD Ripple Counter
    5. Synchronous Counters(2 bit, 3 bit, 4 bit) - ckt and timing diagram
    Up, Down Counter,
    6. Counter With Unused Counters
    Mod Counters
    7. Analysis of Sequential Circuit
    a) State Equation
    Mark all ip’s op’s and ps values
    Characterstic eqn’s of the Flip flop
    b) State Table
    PS IP NS OP
    c) State Diagram

    8. Shift Registers (Circuit, Truthtable)


    a) SISO
    a) SIPO
    b) PISO
    c) PIPO

    9. Shift Register Counters


    A) Ring Counter
    B) Johnson Counter

    1) Approximate Weightages for Modules are as follows:


    Module-1= 20%
    Module-2= 40%
    Module-3= 40%.

    2) Question Paper consists of Three Parts. Part A, B & C

    Part A consists of 24 MEMORY RECALL objective type MCQ questions (24Qx1M=24Marks)

    Part B consistsof 4 THOUGHT PROVOKING Subjective type questions(4Qx10M=40Marks)


    - No Choice

    Part C consists of 4 PROBLEM SOLVING Subjective type questions (3Qx12M=36Marks)

    Students shouldwrite Answers for Part-B & Part-C Questions, and upload the written answer Scripts
    on EDHITCH in PDF form only.

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