Digital electronics
Introduction — Simplicity, abstraction, discipline, intent
Logic
Logic — basic gates AND OR NOT XOR
Logic gates — summary of gate symbols
Universal gates — your first logic puzzle
DeMorgan’s theorem — a logic superpower
DeMorgan’s theorem for basic gates
Assertion — high/low, on/off, active, asserted
Simplification
- Karnaugh map (Car’-naw) - graphical simplification
Bits as commands
Bits as symbols
- $2^n$
- bytes
- distance
- Gray code - distance 1 code
Bits as numbers
- Binary numbers, octal, hexadecimal
- Addition
- Subtraction
Bits as memory
- Digital memory - cross-coupled inverters
- SR flip-flop with NAND and NOR
- Flip-flops — D, T, JK
Counting
- Introduction
- Shift register
- Johnson counter
- Binary counter
- Carry chains
- Linear-feedback shift register
Electrostatics $\qquad$ Spinning Numbers
Questions
Hello Willy! I’m a first year student in electrical engineering and your site has been a life saver! It has been very very helpful in explaining and clearing a lot of the concepts in an interesting way. I would like to ask in the Digital electronics section, there are a number of headings such as “Bits as memory” but they dont link to any article? Have they not been uploaded or are they just there to show what further topics can be studied?? Thankyou for this wonderful website, it is a life saver! Regards