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    1.0 INTRODUCTION

    Characteristics of the active electronic components

    that determine the internal construction andoperation of electronic circuitry of a logic gate.

    Y = 0

    +5V

    A = 1

    10k;

    1k;

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    1.1 ypes of logic gates

    NOT

    AND

    OR

    XOR

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    1.1 ypes of logic gates (cont.)

    NAND

    NOR

    XOR

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    1.2 iode as a voltage controlled switch

    p-n j ncti ncomponent

    Two t pematerial: p-t pe & n-t pe

    Operation: forwar biased & reverse biased

    Knee voltage: 0.7V (Si) n 0.3V (Ge)

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    1.2 iode as a voltagecontrolled switch

    (cont.)

    Operation

    0V knee voltage

    y Small currents flow

    Beyond knee voltage

    Negative voltage

    y

    Leakagecurrent Morenegative voltage

    y Zener voltage

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    1.2 iode as a voltage controlled switch (cont.)

    Forward biased vs. reverse biased

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    1.2 iode as a voltage controlled switch (cont.)

    Diodeworks as a logicON/OFF switch

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    1.2 iode as a voltage controlled switch (cont.)

    Voltage rangeof logic level for TTLdigital I

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    1.2 iode as a voltage controlled switch (cont.)

    Simple 2-input ORgate

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    1.3 ransistor as a voltage controlled switch

    p-n junctioncomponent

    Two type: PNP & NPN

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    1.3 ransistor as a voltage controlled switch (cont.) B-E junction

    as switch

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    1.3 ransistor as a voltage controlled switch (cont.) Not gate

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    1.4 iode controls switching speed Speed limitationwhen switchingdiodefromON toOFF

    and vice versa

    Minority-carrier density

    Reverse biased (OFF) Forward biased (ON)14

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    1.5 Switching time Riseandfall time

    Time takenfor a signal togofromLOW to HIGH and vice versa.

    TrandTf

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    1.5 Switching time (cont.) Storage time

    (a) ircuit

    (b) Input waveform

    (c) Diodecurrent(d) Diode voltage

    (e) Minoritycarrier

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    (c)

    (d)

    (e)

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    1.5 Switching time (cont.) Propagationdelay (cont.)

    Two types:

    y TPLH - delay timefrom

    logic 0 to logic 1.y TPHL - delay timefrom

    logic 1 to logic 0.

    y Measuredat 0% on rising

    andfallingedges of

    the input andoutput.

    y Total propagationdelay?

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    1.6 L family TTL Series:

    74 Series First lineof standardTTL I s

    74L Series low-power version

    74H Series - high-speed version 74S Series SchottkyTTL, reduce storage timedelay

    74LS Series Low-Power SchottkyTTL

    74AS Series Advanced SchottkyTTL

    74ALS Series AdvancedLow-Power SchottkyTTL

    74F Series Fast TTL

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    1.6 L family (cont.) TTLNAND GateOperation

    SchottkyTTL 74S

    Low-Power SchottkyTTL

    Advanced SchottkyTTL,

    74AS Series (AS-TTL)

    urrent-Sourcingand

    urrent-SinkingAction

    Totem PoleTTL

    Tristate (Three-state) TTL

    TUGASAN 1 :

    PETA MINDA.

    TARIKH AKHIR

    HANTAR :

    12 FEB 2010

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    NO

    PLAGIARSM!!!

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    1.7 M S family CMOS INVERTER GATE

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    1.7 M S family CMOS NAND GATE

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    1.7 M S family CMOS TRANSMISSION GATE

    Pass signal in bothdirection.

    Useful for digital andanalogapplication.

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    1.8 omparison of M S and L

    L M S

    NoiseMargin 0.4V (standard) 1. V (30% of VDD)

    Typically 4 %Power

    dissipation

    mW nW

    Propagation

    delay

    TPLH is 11ns 22ns

    TPHL is 7ns 1 ns

    30 - 50ns

    Fan-in Depends onnumber ofunit loads it canhandle.

    Usually 3.

    Depends onnumber ofunit loads it canhandle

    Fan-out Typically 10 Typically50

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    1.9 Interfacing L and M S I s Connecting theoutput(s) ofonecircuit of system to the

    input(s) ofanother circuit that has different electrical

    characteristics.

    Why? Utilize strongpoints ofdifferent logicfamilies.

    Ex: 74AS used inparts needfor highest frequency

    741 used in slower parts

    NMOS for LSI parts of the system.

    Two things toconsider:

    Voltage

    Current

    Where? devicedata sheets

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    1.9 Interfacing L and M S I s (cont.) CMOS drivingTTL

    Input current for CMOS are

    lowcompared tooutput

    current TTL noprob. Input voltagefor CMOS are

    higher thanoutput voltage

    TTL pull-up resistor.

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