Digital Electronics25993
- Centre
- Faculty of Engineering - Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Degree
- Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Electronics and Automation Engineering
- Academic course
- 2024/25
- Academic year
- 3
- No. of credits
- 6
- Languages
- Spanish
- Code
- 25993
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Description and Contextualization of the SubjectToggle Navigation
The main objective of this subject is to achieve a basic level of knowledge in digital electronics and set the basis to be able to design complex digital circuits. It is imperative to have passed second year electricity and electronic related subjects and to be taking analog electronics.
Knowledge and competencies acquired in this subject are essential to face the following subjects: Digital Electronics Design, Embedded Systems and Microlectronics.
Skills/Learning outcomes of the subjectToggle Navigation
The following competencies from the degree verified report will be developed:
C3 – Knowledge on basic and technologic topics, which will allow learning new methods and theories providing versatility to adapt themselves to new situations.
C4 – Capability to solve problems with initiative, decision-making, creativity, critic thinking and to convey and transmit knowledge and skills in engineering fields.
C6 – Capability to handle specifications, regulations and rules of mandatory compliance.
C10 – Capability to work in a multidisciplinary and multilingual environment
TEEOI3 – Knowledge of the foundation and applications of electronic circuits and microcontrollers.
As outcome of the development of the aforementioned competencies the following results are expected:
- Select the most suitable integrated circuit for a specific design.
- Apply knowledge of basic electronic components to develop digital electronics applications.
- Formulate ideas, discuss and make viable technological decisions in team work in the field of electronic engineering disciplines.
- Apply the legislation, specifications, regulations and mandatory standards in the field of electronic engineering.
With what you will get:
- The ability to design a digital system, both at the level of integrated circuits available on the market, and at the level of own design of functional blocks.
-The ability to select the most suitable integrated circuit for a specific design.
-The ability to analyze any type of integrated circuit, based on its data sheets.
-The ability to analyze and detect errors in any combinational digital circuit.
Theoretical and practical contentToggle Navigation
0.- Introduction
1.- Transistor in switching mode
2.- Number systems and codes
3.- Boole algebra
4.- Combinational circuits
5.- Sequential circuits
6.- Logic families
7.- Programmable logic devices
8.- Hardware description languages
9.- Memories
10.- High speed digital design considerations
Demonstrations:
Transistor in switching mode
Inverter transfer function
VHDL: Synthesis and simulation
Multiplexers, decoders andtransmission gates
VHDL: Combinational circuits
VHDL: Sequential circtuis, PWM
VHDL: State machines
MethodologyToggle Navigation
Master classes introducing the required concepts to lead the learning process will be carried out. Active participation of the students will be fostered. Simultaneously to the introduction of new circuits in the classical way, the representation of the same circuits using hardware description languages will be introduced.
Practical laboratory demonstrations in small groups will take place to implement different digital circuits. The demonstrations will be coordinated with the lectures so that the students can experience the concepts given in class. In some demonstrations, the student will be requested to submit a previous work.
If no physical access to the laboratory is allowed, demonstrations will be replaced by simulation exercises and remote laboratories.
Assessment systemsToggle Navigation
- Continuous Assessment System
- Final Assessment System
- Tools and qualification percentages:
- Written test to be taken (%): 80
- Individual works (%): 20
Ordinary Call: Orientations and DisclaimerToggle Navigation
One written exam accounts for 80 % of the final mark. Attendance to the demonstrations is compulsory and one additional practical exam should be taken in the case that attendance and/or the academic progress is not fulfilled.
A compulsory individual work focusing on the development and synthesis of digital circuits using hardware description languages should be submitted. It will account for 20 % of the final mark as long as at least 4.5 points are obtained in the written exam. Failing this work prevents the students from passing the subject regardless the result in the written exam.
In order to renounce this call the student only needs not to take the written exam.
Extraordinary Call: Orientations and DisclaimerToggle Navigation
The same rules apply to the second call.
Compulsory materialsToggle Navigation
Lecture presentations available in eGela platform need to be coplemented with notes taken by the student
VIVADO Webpack
BibliographyToggle Navigation
Basic bibliography
ELECTRÓNICA DIGITAL
I. Sistemas combinacionales
II. Sistemas secuenciales
III. Microelectrónica
IV. Tecnología CMOS
T. Pollán
Prensas Universitarias de Zaragoza PUZ, 3ª ed. 2007
Diseño de Circuitos Digitales con VHDL. Machado Sánchez, F. Borromeo López, S. Dpto. tecnología Electrónica Universidad Juan Carlos I
ELECTRÓNICA DIGITAL
J.L. Martín et al.
Delta publicaciones 2007
Electrónica digital: aplicaciones y problemas con VHDL. Prentice Hall, Madrid [etc.] : 2002.
CIRCUITOS ELECTRÓNICOS DIGITALES
Mazo et al.
Servicio de publicaciones de la Universidad de Alcalá 1995
ELECTRÓNICA DIGITAL
J. Mira, S. Dormido, M. A. Canto, A. E. Delgado,
Editorial Sanz y Torres 2001
ISBN 9788488667731
PROBLEMAS DE ELECTRÓNICA DIGITAL
Mazo et al.
Servicio de publicaciones de la Universidad de Alcalá 1997
INTRODUCCIÓN AL DISEÑO LÓGICO DIGITAL
J.P. Hayes
Addison-Wesley 1996
PROBLEMAS DE ELECTRONICA DIGITAL
Delgado, Mira, Hernández, Lázaro
Editorial Sanz y Torres, 2ª edición 1999
PROBLEMAS DE ELECTRÓNICA DIGITAL
García Lagos et. al.
Universidad de Málaga 2001
CIRCUITOS Y SISTEMAS DIGITALES. Problemas
J.A. Carrasco et al.
Ediciones UPC 1996
CIRCUITOS ELECTRÓNICOS
Tomo 3. Digitales I, 4ª ed. 1986
Tomo 4. Digitales II, 5ª ed. 1989
Dpto. de publicaciones de la ETSI de Telecomunicación de Madrid.
In-depth bibliography
PRINCIPIOS DIGITALES
R.L. Tokheim
Mc Graw-Hill 2000
- The designer's guide to VHDL Ashenden, Peter Morgan Kaufmann
CIRCUITOS INTEGRADOS DIGITALES
Una perspectiva de diseño
J.M. Rabaey
Ed. Prentice Hall, 2ª edición 2004
- The student's guide to VHDL
SISTEMAS DIGITALES.
Principios y aplicaciones
Tocci, Widmer, Moss
Prentice Hall 10ª ed. 2007
ISBN 9702609704
ELECTRÓNICA DIGITAL INTEGRADA
Teoría, problemas y simulación
Acha, Rioseras, Lozano, Castro, Pérez
Ed. Rama 2006
DISEÑO DIGITAL: Principios y prácticas
J.F. Wakerly
Pearson Education 3ª ed. 2001
PROBLEMAS DE CIRCUITOS Y SISTEMAS DIGITALES
C. Baena el al.
Mc Graw-Hill 1997
FUNDAMENTOS DE SISTEMAS DIGITALES
T.L. Floyd
Prentice Hall.
SISTEMAS ELECTRÓNICOS DIGITALES
E. Mandado, J.L. Martín
Marcombo, 10ª ed. 2015
Web addresses
http://www.cypress.com/
http://www.ti.com/
http://www.st.com/stonline/
http://www.onsemi.com/
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