Logic ICs or Gate Logic ICs, Overview: In my previous articles, I have already explained all the logic gates and their truth tables, and I have also explained how to implement all... Read more »
SR Latch using NOR gates: sr flip flop:- Latch is basic storage element in which we store 0 or 1. Latch as name suggest it holds 0 or 1. In the circuit... Read more »
Description: A Demultiplexer or Demux in digital electronics is a circuit that takes a single input line and routes it to one of several digital output lines. A Demultiplexer of 2n outputs has... Read more »
Multiplexer Description: Multiplexer- Multiplexing is the process of combining the different communication channels and transfer it over a single transmission medium is called multiplexing. Three types of multiplexing techniques are used FDM... Read more »
Description: Encoder in Digital Electronics, Its Designing and Logical diagram- An encoder essentially performs the reverse of a decoder function in a combinational logic circuit. The process of converting from symbols or... Read more »
Description: Decoder- In this tutorial, you learn about the Decoder which is one of the most important topics in digital electronics. In this article we will talk about the Decoder itself, we... Read more »
Description: Codes in Digital Electronics– In this article we will talk about different Codes “BCD Code, Excess-3 Code, Error Detecting Code, ASCII code, and Gray Code/ Reflected Code” used in digital electronics.... Read more »
Subtractor: A combinational circuit that performs the subtractions of bits is called a Subtractor. There are two types of Subtractors. Half Subtractor Full Subtractor Half Subtractor: A combinational circuit that performs the... Read more »
Adder in Digital Electronics, Description: Adder In Digital Electronics- A combinational circuit that performs the addition of bits is called an Adder. Each computer has an adder located in its CPU(ALU) that... Read more »
Description: Sop and Pos digital Logic designing- In this tutorial you will learn about the SOP “Sum of Product” and POS “Product of Sum” terms in detail. We will discuss each one... Read more »