Category: Digital Electronics

Counters are used in a variety of applications in digital logic circuits, ranging from simple counting tasks to more complex sequencing and control operations. The ring counter stands out as...

Binary-coded decimal (BCD) is a numerical representation widely used in digital systems to encode decimal numbers. BCD allows for direct conversion between binary and decimal representations, making it particularly useful...

The 3-bit synchronous down counter is a digital circuit capable of counting down from a preset value to zero. Unlike asynchronous counters, which suffer from propagation delays and potential glitches,...

In digital electronics, decoders are fundamental building blocks used to convert coded information into a set of distinct outputs. One commonly used decoder is the 2 to 4 decoder, which...

A rectifier is an electronic circuit which converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). It is commonly used in power supplies for electronic devices that require DC voltage. Rectifiers...

A rectifier is a device that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) using one or more P-N junction diodes (DC). Half wave rectifiers convert AC voltage to DC...

We are surrounded by technology and among all the advancements in technology around us digital electronics are an essential part of them, they can vary from cell phones to computers...

Decoder in Digital Electronics is an essential component that plays a crucial role in the functioning of complex digital systems that are present around us. The working of the decoder...

Multiplexer, also known as MUX, are essential components in digital electronics. Multiplexer in digital electronics is widely used for data selection, signal routing, and address decoding in microprocessors and microcontrollers....

In the world of digital electronics, microprocessors have revolutionized the way we perceive computing. Among the pioneers in this domain, the 8085 microprocessor stands as a key milestone that sparked...

Digital Electronics (commonly called DE) is a branch of Electronics that deals with digital circuits and systems. The digital systems work on Binary Signals which are represented using Binary Digits...

One bit of digital information (either a 0 or a 1) can be stored in a D flip-flop (DFF), which allows the bit to be latched and stored until it...

Counters in Digital electronics serve as crucial hardware components and are defined as "Digital circuits employed for tallying pulses." These components are commonly known as "Timers" in everyday language. Counter...

Computers are used everywhere in the modern world and in the computer, the Central Processing Unit (CPU) plays an important part in working. But the CPU is also divided into...

A demultiplexer is a digital circuit that takes a single input signal and chooses one of several output lines based on a set of control signals (also known as a...

Shift Register is a digital circuit that can be used to store and transfer data sequentially. It is designed by connecting a set of flip flops with each flip flop...

The seven segment display was first introduced in the late 1950s by engineers at RCA (Radio Corporation of America). It was initially used in industrial equipment and test and measurement...

Full Subtractor is a basic combinational circuit used in a modern digital computer for performing the subtraction of two binary numbers. Full Subtractor has various applications in the domain of...

K Map (Karnaugh Map) provides a much simpler way of minimizing the complex boolean expression in comparison to Boolean Algebra. This minimization helps in the overall reduction of the manufacturing...

Encoder and decoder are combinational logic circuits. Combinational logic refers to the idea that the output of the circuit depends only on the current values of the inputs, and not...

Half Subtractor is a basic combinational circuit used in a modern digital computer for performing the subtraction of two binary bits. Half Subtractor has various applications in the domain of...