CS 202 - Digital Design Lecture 1

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Introduction to

Digital Logic
What is Digital • Digital Logic is the foundation of modern
Logic ? electronics and computing systems.
• It involves the manipulation and processing
of binary signals (0s and 1s) using various
logic gates to perform operations and make
decisions.
• Digital logic forms the basis of digital
circuits, which are present in a wide range of
devices, from simple household appliances
to complex supercomputers.
Binary
Representation

• In digital logic, all information is


represented using binary digits,
or bits, which can take on two
values: 0 and 1.
• This binary representation
allows for efficient and reliable
storage, processing, and
transmission of information.
Logic Gates

• Logic gates are the fundamental


building blocks of digital circuits.
• They perform basic logical
operations such as AND, OR,
NOT, and XOR on input signals to
produce an output.
Logic Gates

Examples of logic gates include :


Symbols

• AND gates,
Logic Gates

Examples of logic gates include :


Symbols

• AND gates,
• OR gates,
Logic Gates

Examples of logic gates include :


Symbols

• AND gates,
• OR gates,
• NOT gates,
Logic Gates

Examples of logic gates include :


Symbols

• AND gates,
• OR gates,
• NOT gates,
• NAND gates,
Logic Gates

Examples of logic gates include :


Symbols

• AND gates,
• OR gates,
• NOT gates,
• NAND gates,
• NOR gates,
Logic Gates

Examples of logic gates include :


Symbols

• AND gates,
• OR gates,
• NOT gates,
• NAND gates,
• NOR gates, and
• XOR gates.
Importance of Digital Logic in
Modern Electronics

• Miniaturization and Integration: Digital


logic has enabled the miniaturization of
electronic components, allowing for the
creation of compact and lightweight devices.
• Reliability: Digital systems are less prone to
noise and interference, resulting in more
reliable operation compared to analog
systems.
• Versatility: Digital circuits can perform a
wide range of operations, from simple
calculations to complex data processing.
Importance of Digital Logic in
Modern Electronics

• Ease of Replication: Digital circuits can be


replicated accurately, making mass
production of electronic devices feasible.
• Digital Signal Processing: Digital logic plays
a crucial role in digital signal processing,
enabling tasks such as audio and image
manipulation.
• Memory and Storage: Digital logic is used in
memory and storage devices, facilitating
data retention and retrieval.
Importance of Digital Logic in
Modern Electronics

• Automation and Control: Digital logic is


essential in automation and control systems,
allowing precise and efficient control of
processes.
Examples of Digital Logic in
Everyday Devices:

• Computers:

 Digital logic forms the


foundation of computers,
controlling the execution of
instructions, calculations, and
data storage.
Examples of Digital Logic in
Everyday Devices:

• Smartphones and Tablets:

 These devices utilize digital


logic for processing touch
inputs, running applications,
and communicating
wirelessly.
Examples of Digital Logic in
Everyday Devices:

• Digital Appliances:

 Modern appliances like


microwaves, washing
machines, and televisions use
digital logic for control, user
interfaces, and timing
functions.
Examples of Digital Logic in
Everyday Devices:

• Digital Cameras:

 Digital logic is integral to


image capture, processing,
and storage in digital cameras.
Examples of Digital Logic in
Everyday Devices:

• Gaming Consoles:

 Digital logic drives the


interactive experiences in
gaming consoles, including
graphics rendering and user
input processing.
Examples of Digital Logic in
Everyday Devices:

• Communication Systems:

 From cellular networks to the


internet, digital logic is
essential for encoding,
transmitting, and decoding
digital signals.
Key aspects of fundamental
• Error Handling programming include:

❑ Learning how to handle exceptions


and errors that may arise during
program execution.
Binary System Basics

What is Binary • The binary system is a numerical


System? representation method that uses only two
digits: 0 and 1.
• It forms the basis of digital logic and
electronic computing due to its simplicity
and compatibility with electronic devices.
• Each digit in a binary number represents a
power of 2, with the least significant digit on
the right and increasing powers of 2 as you
move left.
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