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Knowledge of connection and function of basic pulse and digital circuits, ability to work with them in laboratory. Ability to work with computer design and simulation systems. Programming in VHDL language.

The subject knowledge on the secondary school level is requested.

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Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

To obtain the credit, all computer and laboratory exercises must be passed. Written tests are optional. Final exam is written.

Lectures:
1. Signal transmission in linear and nonlinear systems.
2. Linear transmission circuits of first order. Diodes and transistors in pulse circuits.
3. Transistor switch. Comparators and flip-flops.
4. Combinational digital circuits, Boolean algebra.
5. Minimization of combinational logic functions. Hazards in combinational systems.
6. Combinational logic functions synthesis by VHDL language.
7. Arithmetical operations.
8. Asynchronous latches.
9. Edge triggered flip-flops.
10. Binary counters. State machines.
11. Basic families of TTL and CMOS digital circuits. Programmable logical devices PLD.
12. Implementation of digital systems in CPLD.
13. Implementation of digital systems in FPGA.

Computer exercises:
1. Design of diode former.
2. Signal transmission in linear and nonlinear systems.
3. Transistor switch.
4. Analogue comparators.
5. Flip-flops.
6. Development tool ISE.
7. Implementation of code converter.
8. Arithmetical operations.
9. Arithmetical-Logic Unit
10. SR flip-flops.
11. Binary counter.
12. State automat.

Laboratory exercises:
1. Signal transmission in RC circuits.
2. Monostable and astable flip-flop.
3. Comparing amplifier.
4. Timer 555.
5. Combinatory circuit.
6. Combinatory function synthesis and multiplexor.
7. Hazards in combinatory circuits.
8. Minimization of combinatory functions.
9. Sequential logical circuits.
10. Asynchronous and synchronous counter.
11. Synchronous counter synthesis.
12. Generator of variable pulses number.

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The aim of the course is a theoretical and practical knowledge of the most important pulse and digital subsystems.

The contents and forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified by a regulation issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year.

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