PULSE AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS

Branch: E.C.E DEPARTMENT: ECE

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TEXT BOOKS:
T1. Pulse, Digital and switching waveforms -- J.Milliman and H.Taub, McGraw-Hill,2008 .
T2. Solid State Pulse circuits -- David A.Bell, PHI, 4th Edn., 2002
REFERENCE BOOKS:
R1: Fundamentals of Pulse and Digital Circuits, Ronald J. Tocci, 3rd ed., 2008
R2. Pulse & Digital circuits -- A.Anand Kumar, PHI
R3:Pulse and Digital Circuits-Motheki S.Prakash Rao,2006,TMH
R4: Wave Generation and Shaping-L Strauss
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UNIT-1 LINEAR WAVE SHAPING
1 Introduction to PDC, Linear wave shaping: 1 T1,R2 28/12
2 High pass RC circuits, response for sinusoidal, step 1 T1,R2 29/12
3 pulse, square 1 T1,R2 4/1
4 ramp, exponential inputs 1 T1,R2 5/1
5 low pass RC circuits, response for sinusoidal, step 1 T1,R2 7/1
6 Pulse, square ramp inputs. 1 T1,R2 10/1
7 RC networks as differentiator and integrator 1 T1,R2 11/1
8 attenuators, 1 T1,R2 15/1
9 applications in CRO probe 1 T1,R2 18/1
10 RL, and their response for step input 1 T1,R2 21/1
11 RLC circuits and their response for step input 1 T1,R2 24/1
12 Ringing circuit 1 T1,R2 25/1
UNIT II: Non –Linear Wave Shaping
13 Non-Linear wave shaping: Diode clippers 1 T1,R2 28/1
14 clipping at two independent levels, transfer characteristics of 1 T1,R2 31/1
clippers
15 transistor clipper 1 T1,R2 ½
16 Emitter coupled clipper 1 T1,R2 2/2
17 comparators 1 T1,R2 4/2
18 applications of voltage comparators 1 T1,R2 7/2
19 clamping operation 1 T1,R2 8/2
20 clamping circuits using source and diode resistance 1 T1,R2 14/2
21 clamping circuit theorem 1 T1,R2 15/2
22 practical clamping circuits 1 T1,R2 16/2
23 effect of diode characteristics on clamping voltage, transfer 1 T1,R2 21/2
characteristics of clampers, synchronized clamping
UNIT III: SWITCHING CHARACTERSTICS OF DEVICES
24 Switching characteristics of devices: Diode as switch 1 T1,R2 22/2
25 piecewise linear diode characteristics, diode switching times 1 T1,R2 23/2
26 transistor as switch 1 T1,R2 25/2
27 Breakdown voltage consideration of transistor 1 T1,R2 28/2
28 saturation parameters of transistor and their variation with 1 T1,R2 1/3
temperature
29 Design of transistor switch, transistor switching times 1 T1,R2 1/3
30 Silicon controlled switch circuits 1 T1,R2 2/3
UNIT V: SAMPLING GATES REALIZATION OF LOGIC GATES USING DIODES & TRANSISTORS
31 Basic operating principles of sampling gates, unidirectional 1 T1,R2 7/3
sampling gates,
32 Reduction of pedestal in gate circuits, 1 T1,R2 8/3
33 bi-directional sampling gates, Reduction of pedestal in gate 1 T1,R2 11/3
circuits,
34 Four diode sampling gates. 1 T1,R2 14/3
35 AND , OR, NOT gates using Diodes and transistors 1 T1,R2 15/3
36 Resistor transistor logic ,DCTL 1 T1,R2 16/3
37 Diode Transistor logic, TTL ,CML 1 T1,R2 18/3
38 Logic families and its comparison 1 T1,R2 22/3
UNIT IV:MULTIVIBRATORS
40 Analysis of fixed bias and self bias bi-stable multi. 1 T1,R2 23/3
41 Analysis of Mono-stable 1 T1,R2 25/3
42 Analysis of Astable 1 T1,R2 28/3
43 Schmitt trigger using transistors, problems 1 T1,R2 29/3
44 Design of astable, mono stable, bi-stable and Schmitt trigger 2 T1,R2 30/3
45 Time base generator ,general features of time base signal 1 T1,R2 1-4
46 Methods of generating time base waveform 1 T1,R2 8/4
47 Miller and bootstrap 1 T1,R2 4/4
48 Time base signal, methods of generating time base waveform 1 T1,R2 11/4
49 UJT sweep generator 1 T1,R2 12/4
50 Miller and bootstrap time base generators-basic principles 1 T1,R2 13/4
51 transistor miller time base generator 1 T1,R2 15/4
52 transistor bootstrap time base generators 1 T1,R2 18/4
53 current time base generators 1 T1,R2 20/4
TOTAL 54