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Learn, Understand, Discuss. "GO" for the Best.
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Instructor: Deepak Poonia (MTech IISc Bangalore, GATE CSE AIR 53; AIR 67)
Language: English
Features of the course:
1. Quality Content: No Rote-learning. No poor understadning. No By-hearting of formulas, tables or theorems. Understand everything with proofs-intuitions-ideas.
2. No Prerequisites: Every concept is taught from basics, without assuming any prior knowledge whatsoever.
3. Daily Homeworks: Practice material, with solutions, for Every Lecture to test your understanding of concepts of respective lecture.
4. Summary Lectures: Short videos which summarises every concept and detail of the course. Helps in quick revision.
5. Quality Practice Sets: Practice Sets from standard resources, with solutions, containing a lot of quality questions for practice.
6. Weekly Quizzes: Every week, there will be a Live Quiz, containing 15-20 questions, to evaluate your understanding of concepts taught in the previous week. The Quiz questions can be seen, solved even after tha live quiz is over.
7. Doubt Resolution: All your doubts will be resolved directly by the faculty. There is a dedicated Telegram group for Enrolled Students of Goclasses where our faculties resolve students' doubts. So, our students don't have to go anywhere else for asking doubts.
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Mod 1 - Boolean Algebra, Minimization of Boolean Functions | |||
Welcome to Digital Logic Course | |||
Lecture 1 - Boolean Algebra | |||
Notes 1 - Digital Logic Lecture 1 Boolean Algebra Annotated Notes (92 pages) | |||
Lecture 2 - Decimal, Binary Number System | |||
Notes 2 - Digital Logic Lecture 2 Binary Number System Annotated Notes (117 pages) | |||
Lecture 3 - Boolean Algebra Laws | |||
Notes 3 - Digital Logic Lecture 3 Boolean Algebra Laws Annotated Notes (153 pages) | |||
Lecture 4 - Algebraic Simplification | |||
Notes 4 - Digital Logic Lecture 4 Algebraic Simplification Annotated Notes (135 pages) | |||
Lecture 5 - Standard Forms of Boolean Expressions | |||
Notes 5 - Digital Logic Lecture 5 Annotated Notes (164 pages) | |||
Every Wednesday is Off. | |||
Lecture 6 - Minimization using K Map | |||
Notes 6 - Digital Logic Lecture 6 Annotated Notes (168 pages) | |||
Lecture 7 - K-Map, Don't Care Combinations | |||
Notes 7 - Digital Logic Lecture 7 Annotated Notes (168 pages) | |||
Lecture 8 - Don't Cares, Prime Implicants | |||
Notes 8 - Digital Logic Lecture 8 Annotated Notes (159 pages) | |||
Lecture 9 - Prime Implicant, EPI | |||
Notes 9 - Digital Logic Lecture 9 Annotated Notes (138 pages) | |||
Dual of a Function | |||
Complement, Dual of a Boolean Function | Self Dual Functions | Positive & Negative Logic Systems | |||
ExOr, ExNor functions | Odd function, Even function 26:00 | |||
Dual, Complement, Self Dual, ExOr, ExNor Functions Annotated Notes (166 pages) | |||
Number System | |||
Lecture 10 - Octal, Hexadecimal | |||
Notes 10 - Digital Logic Lecture 10 - Number System Annotated Notes (128 pages) | |||
Lecture 11 - Complements, Representations of Signed Numbers | |||
Lecture 12 - Complements, Representations of Signed Numbers Part 2 | |||
Notes 11,12 - Digital Logic Lecture 11,12 Annotated Notes (156 pages) | |||
Lecture 13 - Range of Singed Numbers in Different Representations | |||
Notes 13 - Digital Logic Lecture 13 Annotated Notes (46 pages) | |||
Lecture 14 - Addition of Signed Numbers | |||
Notes 14 - Digital Logic Lecture 14 Annotated Notes (44 pages) | |||
Lecture 15 - Addition Subtraction of Signed Numbers | |||
Lecture 16 - Overflow for Addition Operation | |||
Notes 15,16 - Digital Logic Lecture 15,16 Overflow Annotated Notes (174 pages) | |||
Lecture 17 - Sign Extension, Introduction to Binary Codes | |||
Notes 17 - Digital Logic Lecture 17 Sign Extension, Binary Codes Annotated Notes (50 pages) | |||
Lecture 18 - Binary Codes, BCD, 2421, Gray Codes | |||
Notes 18 - Digital Logic Lecture 18 Binary Codes, BCD, Gray Code Annotated Notes (84 pages) | |||
Lecture 18(b) - Gray Codes | |||
Lecture 18(b) - Digital Logic Lecture Gray Codes Annotated Notes (97 pages) | |||
Functional Completeness Playlist | |||
Functional Completeness Playlist | |||
Functional Completeness Annotated Notes (176 pages) | |||
Combinational Circuits | |||
Lecture 19 - Compact Truth Table Representation | |||
Lecture 20 - Multiplexer | |||
Notes 19,20 - Digital Logic Lecture 19,20 Multiplexer Annotated Notes (171 pages) | |||
Lecture 21 - Multiplexer Practice Questions | |||
Notes 21 - Digital Logic Lecture 21 Multiplexer Practice Questions Annotated Notes (44 pages) | |||
Lecture 22 - Multiplexer Construction | |||
Notes 22 - Digital Logic Lecture 22 Multiplexer Construction Annotated Notes (106 pages) | |||
Lecture 23 - Demux, Encoder | |||
Notes 23 - Digital Logic Lecture 23 Demux, Encoder Annotated Notes (113 pages) | |||
Lecture 24 - Decoder | |||
Lecture 25 - NAND Decoder & Function Realization | |||
Notes 24,25 - Digital Logic Lecture 24,25 Decoder Annotated Notes (160 pages) | |||
Decoder Expansion Lecture | |||
Lecture 26 - Decoder Expansion (Only Watch Till 02:06:40) 210:00 | |||
Notes 26 - Lecture 26 Decoder Expansion Annotated Notes (178 pages) | |||
Lecture 27 - Propagation Delay & Timing Diagrams | |||
Lecture 28 - Hazards & Glitches | |||
Notes - Digital Logic Lecture 27,28 Propagation Delay & Timing Diagrams Annotated Notes (101 pages) | |||
Lecture 29 - Static Hazards | |||
Notes 29 - Digital Logic Lecture 29 Static Hazards Annotated Notes (215 pages) | |||
Adders Lectures | |||
Lecture 30 - Adders 230:00 | |||
Lecture 31 - Adder Part 2 125:00 | |||
Notes 30,31 - Lecture 30,31 Adders Annotated Lecture Notes (271 pages) | |||
Lecture 32 - Adders & Subtractors 105:00 | |||
Notes 32 - Lecture 32 Adders, Subtractors Annotated Lecture Notes (62 pages) | |||
Sequential Circuits | |||
Lecture 33 - Sequential Circuits & Latch | |||
Notes 33 - Digital Logic Lecture 33 - Sequential Circuits & Latch Annotated Notes (172 pages) | |||
Lecture 34 - Timing Diagram of SR Latch, Clock | |||
Lecture 35 - Flipflops, SR Flipflop | |||
Notes 34,35 - Digital Logic Lecture 34 FlipFlops SR Flipflop Annotated Notes (150 pages) | |||
Lecture 36 - D Flipflop, Clock Triggering | |||
Lecture 37 - T, JK Flipflops | |||
Notes 36,37 - Digital Logic Lecture 36,37 D, JK, T FlipFlops Annotated Notes (187 pages) | |||
Lecture 38 - Flipflop Conversion | |||
Notes 38 - Digital Logic Lecture 38 Flipflop Conversion Annotated Notes (128 pages) | |||
Lecture 39 - Preset & Clear Inputs | |||
Notes 39 - Digital Logic Lecture 39 Flipflop Conversion, Preset, Clear Inputs Annotated Notes (120 pages) | |||
Lecture 40 - Master Slave Flipflops | |||
Notes 40 - Digital Logic Lecture 40 Master Slave FlipFlops, Race Condition Annotated Notes (119 pages) | |||
Next Topic: Timing Issues in FlipFlops | |||
Setup and Hold Time in Flip Flop | Timing Issues in Flip Flops 26:00 | |||
Duty Cycle, Clock Width, Clock Terminology 14:00 | |||
Example 1 : Setup and Hold Time in Flip Flop 20:00 | |||
Propagation Delay Vs Hold Time in Flip Flops 26:00 | |||
Timing Violations and Unpredictable Behavior in Flip Flops | Hold Time and Setup Time Violation 9:00 | |||
Minimum Clock Period | Maximum Clock Frequency Possible 42:00 | |||
Example 1 : Charles H. Roth Exercise 11.4 | Minimum Clock Period 5:00 | |||
Example 2 : Charles H. Roth 13.28 | Minimum Clock Period 15:00 | |||
Example 3 : NPTEL Question | Minimum Clock Period 4:00 | |||
GATE ECE 2020 | Maximum Frequency Possible 8:00 | |||
Notes - Timing Issues in Flipflops, Hold Time, Setup Time Annotated Notes (127 pages) | |||
Next Topic: Registers | |||
Introduction to Registers and Counters 16:00 | |||
Registers : Type of Registers 46:00 | |||
Shift Registers 54:00 | |||
Universal Shift Register, Bidirectional Shift Register 22:00 | |||
Linear Feedback Shift Register(LFSR) : Right Shift Register with ExOR GATE 27:00 | |||
GATE CSE 1987 Shift Register Question : 13-a 15:00 | |||
ISRO ECE 2010, 2007 Shift Register Question 14:00 | |||
GATE ECE 1992 Shift Register Question 12:00 | |||
GATE CSE 1991 Parallel In, Serial Out Shift Register Question 13:00 | |||
Applications of Shift Registers 30:00 | |||
GATE ECE 1996 Shift Register 11:00 | |||
Notes - Registers Annotated Lecture Notes (231 pages) | |||
Next Topic: Finite State Machines (Mealy, Moore Models) | |||
State of a Sequential Circuit, State Diagram, State Table, State Equation 81:00 | |||
Introduction to Finite State Machine FSM, Mealy Machine, Moore Machine 17:00 | |||
Finite State Machine(FSM) Design Example 1 15:00 | |||
Mealy Machine, Moore Machine 54:00 | |||
Mealy Moore Machine Design Example 1 : Increment a binary number by 1 12:00 | |||
Mealy Moore Machine Design Example 2 : Decrement a binary number by 1 6:00 | |||
Mealy Moore Machine Design Example 3 : 2's Complement of a binary number 8:00 | |||
Mealy Moore Machine Design Example 4 : Detect Sequence 01 6:00 | |||
GATE CSE 1994 Finite State Machine for Addition of two integers 15:00 | |||
GATE CSE 2002 Finite State Machine | Question: 2.5 9:00 | |||
GATE CSE 1995 Finite State Machine 10:00 | |||
GATE CSE 2005 Finite State Machine 4:00 | |||
GATE CSE 2009 Finite State Machine 8:00 | |||
GATE CSE 2006 Finite State Machine 9:00 | |||
Peter Linz Mealy, Moore Machine Question 12:00 | |||
GATE CSE 2021 Set 2 | Question: 28 | Mealy Machine 17:00 | |||
Notes - FSM Finite State Machine Mealy and Moore Machine Annotated Notes (240 pages) | |||
Next Topic - Counters | |||
Counters : Introduction 22:00 | |||
Asynchronous Counters Part 1 : Divide by 2 Counter, Frequency Division, Mod-2 counter | Part 1 36:00 | |||
Asynchronous Counters Part 2 : Divide by 4 Asynchronous Counters, Transient States, Mod-4 counters | Part 2 40:00 | |||
Notes - Counters, Asynchronous Counters Part 1,2 Annotated Notes (100 pages) | |||
Asynchronous Counters Part 3 - Binary Ripple Counters, Transient States, Maximum Frequency 134:00 | |||
Asynchronous Counters Part 4 - Binary Up Ripple Counter, Mod-M Ripple Counters 120:00 | |||
Notes - Asynchronous Counters Part 3,4 - Binary Ripple Counter, Mod-M Counter Annotated Notes (229 pages) | |||
Synchronous Counters Part 1 - Analysis | |||
Synchronous Counters Part 2 - Design | |||
Notes - Synchronous Counters Part 1,2 Design & Analysis Annotated Notes (175 pages) | |||
Synchronous Counters: Ring Counter, Johnson Counter | |||
Notes - Synchronous Counters Ring Counter, Johnson Counter Annotated Notes (190 pages) | |||
Standard Questions Practice Sessions | |||
Digital Logic: Standard Questions Session 1 - Boolean Algebra 147:00 | |||
Notes 1 - Digital Logic Standard Questions Session 1 Boolean Algebra Annotated Notes (138 pages) | |||
Digital Logic: Standard Questions Session 2 - Minimization, K-Map 115:00 | |||
Notes 2 - Digital Logic Standard Questions Session 2 K-Map Annotated Notes (85 pages) | |||
Digital Logic: Standard Questions Session 3 - K-Map, Dummy Boolean Variable 46:00 | |||
Digital Logic: Standard Questions Session 3 - PART 2 - K-Map 75:00 | |||
Notes 3 - Digital Logic Standard Questions Session 3 Dummy Variable, K-Map Annotated Notes (94 pages) | |||
Digital Logic: Standard Questions Session 4 - Decoder, Encoder, Multiplexer 90:00 | |||
Notes 4 - Digital Logic Standard Questions Session 4 Decoder, Encoder, Mux Annotated Notes (72 pages) | |||
Homework | |||
Homework 10 - Asynchronous Ripple Counters - GATE ECE Questions (28 pages) | |||
Homework 11 - Synchronous Counters Design & Analysis Questions - Part 1 (47 pages) |
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