Using digital and analog integrated circuits

324 Pages·1978·33.197 MB·English

by  Ashworth, H. A., Shacklette, L. W.

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using
digital·.
and analog
integrated
circuits

USING
DIGITAL
AND ANALOG
INTEGRA·TED
CIRCUITS
L. W. SHACKLETTE & H. A. ASHWORm
Seton Hall University
South Orange, New Jersey
PRENTICE-HALL, INC.
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey 07632
Library of Congress Cataloglng in Publication Data
SHACKLETT£, L w (dnte)
Using digital and analog Integrated circuits.
Includes index.
I. Tategrnted circuits-Laboratory mnnunls.
I. Ashworth, Harry A., (date) joint author.
IL Title.
TK7874.S45 621.381 '73 76-30880
ISBN 0-13-939488-S
© 1978 by Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632
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contents
preface ix
Introduction
1: DIGITAL CIRCUITS EXPERIMENTS
experiment DI: logic gates (TTL) 4
Cl: logic gates (CMOS) 13
D2: Boolean algebra (TTL) 17
C2: Boolean algebra (CMOS) 26
D3: buffers (TTL) 28
C3: buffers (CMOS) 35
D4: astable multivibrator
and Schmitt trigger (CMOS) 40
D5: monostables (TTL) 45
CS: monostables (CMOS) 51
D6: flip-flops I (TTL) 55
D7: flip-flops II (TTL) 60
C7: flip-flops (CMOS) 66
D8: decoders and displays (TTL) 69
CB: BCD-to-seven segment
latch decoder driver (CMOS) 76
D9: binary counters (TTL) 79
DIO: divide-by-N counters (TTL) 83
CJO: divide-by-N counters (CMOS) 87
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Dll: full and half-adder (TTL) 91
CJJ: full and half-adders (CMOS) 97
Dl2: subtractors: arithmetic logic unit (TTL) 99
DJ3: registers (TTL) 104
CJ3: registers (CMOS) 110
Dl4: universal shift register (TTL) 113
Dl5: memories (TTL) 118
Introduction
2: ANALOG CIRCUITS EXPERIMENTS 125
experiment A I: operational amplifier 127
A2: noninverting amplifier 135
A3: sum and difference circuits 140
A4: real op amps 146
A5: integrating and d((ferentiating circuits 158
A6: comparators 164
A7: op amp Schmitt trigger 170
AB: logarithmic amplifier 176
A9: constant voltage and current sources 182
AJO: power amplifier 188
A 11: driving relays and silicon-controlled rectifiers 194
A12: active filters 199
A13: oscillators 207
Introduction
3: PROJECTS 213
project P 1: voltage regulators 214
P2: 555 timer 223
P3: temperature controller 227
P4: audio power amplifier 233
P5: sample and hold circuits 236
P6: encoding and conversion 240
P7: multiplexers 244
PB: electronic music box 248
P9: Boolean puzzles 252
PIO: reaction time game 257
P JI: minutes timer 261
P12: frequency counter 264
CONTENTS vii
APPENDICES 269
appendix A: equipment and supplies 270
B: understanding data sheets 275
C: references 288
D: logic probe 290
E: regulated power supplies
for integrated circuits 293
F: glossary 296
index 310