Digital Electronics Lab Manual 22 Experiments 12 Projects

The Digital IC Lab Experiments Series This series is helpful to conduct digital IC experiments, study and verify the results, and learn basic electronic circuits.

This eBook guides you to conduct 22 digital electronics lab experiments and to build 12 projects using TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) digital ICs and Timer IC 555.

The user manual describes how to conduct experiments using TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) digital ICs, and you can conduct the experiments such as Verification of Boolean Laws, Verification of De Morgan's Theorems, Adder, Subtractor, Code Converters, MUX and DEMUX, Flip-Flops, Comparator, Counters, Shift Registers, Decoders, and Multivibrators using 555 Timer IC.

By conducting these electronic experiments, boost your skills and analytic power rapidly to a great level, and has been used in thousands of applications and is extremely popular.

This eBook includes Theory, Objective, Experiment Procedure, Calculations, Circuit Diagram, Circuit Description, Parts List, Actual Photos of Electronic Components, Pin Diagram and Polarity, Color Codes of Components, and Component Value Conversion Tables.

In addition to the experiments, the user manual guides you to build 12 projects using logic gates IC and 555 timer IC, namely Square Wave Generator, Logic Probe, 10 Second Alarm, Mains Tracer, Luggage Security Alarm, Electronic Eye, Latching-Press-On Press-Off Logic Toggle Switch, Press On - Hold Off Switch, Switch De-bounce with NAND Gates, Touch Switch, Flashing Rail Road Lights, and Transistor Tester.

BONUS: To support your experiments and to boost your knowledge, bonus materials such as understanding circuit diagrams, the anatomy of the breadboard, how a breadboard and circuit work, and practice circuits on a breadboard with actual photos and detailed explanation also included.

The eBook may contain some blank Tabular/Observation Columns required for the experiment, and the purpose is Intentionally leaving blank is, while Conducting Laboratory Experiments, and you can note down the Readings/Observations In those columns.

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