This course covers topics related to JK flip-flops, state transition tables, FF types conversion, registers, shift registers, serial interfaces (SPI, USB), counter designs, finite state machines (FSM), and Gray coding. The course aims to teach students how to design synchronous counters, understand state transition diagrams, and implement finite state machines. The teaching method includes theoretical explanations and practical examples. This course is intended for students interested in digital electronics, circuit design, and computer engineering.
Overview
Syllabus
THE JK FLIP FLOP
JK FLIP FLOP TRUTH TABLE
STATE TRANSITION TABLE - RS
STATE TRANSITION TABLE - MASTER
CONVERSION OF FF TYPES
FF CONVERSION PROCESS
REGISTERS
SERIAL TO PARALLEL SHIFT REGISTER
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SERIAL
SERIAL PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (SPI)
ASYNCHRONOUS SERIAL
UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS (USB)
USES OF DIVIDE-BY-N
BINARY RIPPLE DESIGN
SYNCHRONOUS COUNTER DESIGN
DESIGN SPECS
COUNTER DESIGN EXAMPLE
1. STATE TRANSITION DIAGRAM
FINITE STATE MACHINE (FSM)
UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM
DRAW INITIAL DIAGRAM
DRAW MINIMIZED STATE DIAGRAM
STATE TRANSITION DIAGRAM (MOORE) 01
NOTE ON MOORE MACHINE
NOTE ON MEALY MACHINE
STEP 3: STATE TRANSITION DIAGRAM (MEALY)
STEP 4: STATE TRANSITION TABLE (MEALY)
IMPLEMENT
GRAY CODING
Taught by
Colin O'Flynn
