Digital Teaching Aid (DED Philippinen, 86 p.): Introduction

Digital Teaching Aid (DED Philippinen, 86 p.)

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Preface

Introduction

Fundamental Logic Operations - Lesson 1

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

TTL circuits

Logic operations

Handout No. 1

Worksheet No. 1

Introduction Boolean Algebra - Lesson 2

Lesson Plan

Introduction

Boolean algebra

Boolean equations of logic circuits

NOR and NAN gates

De Morgan's theorems

Worksheet No. 2

Circuit Analysis and Design - Lesson 3

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

Boolean laws and theorems

Sum of product method

Design example

Handout No. 2

Worksheet No. 3

First Evaluation

Karnaugh Mapping - Lesson 4

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

Karnaugh map

Truth table to Karnaugh map

Pairs, Quads, and Octets

Overlapping and Rolling

Worksheet No. 4

Karnaugh Mapping II - Lesson 5

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

Product of sums method

Don't care conditions

Worksheet No. 5

Coding - Lesson 6

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

ASCII code

Excess-3 code

Gray code

Encoder

Decoder

Code converter

Worksheet No. 6

Flip-Flops - Lesson 7

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

RS Flip-Flops

D - Flip-Flop (D-FF)

JK Flip-Flop (JK-FF)

Worksheet No. 7

Second Evaluation

Counter - Lesson 8

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

Asynchronous counter

Synchronous counter

Seven segment indicator and decoder

Worksheet No. 8

Data Processing Circuits - Lesson 9

Lesson Plan

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Introduction

Multiplexer

Demultiplexer

Handout No. 3

Worksheet No. 9

Third Evaluation

Answers to Evaluation Problems

Introduction

This Teaching Aid is addressed to teachers and schools which offer any kind of electronic courses (i.e. computer maintenance, machine control, radio and tv repair, etc). It provides the basic knowledge for technicians as well as it can be used to run basic courses at technical colleges.

Digital Teaching Aid is a teaching module made for teachers. It is a ready - made lesson preparation and not a textbook. Therefore, you (the teacher) should already have some background knowledge on digital electronics. This module gives you all the material you need to run a course in basic digital electronics.

The module is divided into lessons, each lesson is headed by a lesson plan followed by boardscripts, worksheets, and handouts. It also contains three evaluations which you can use as tests/exams or as advanced exercises. The lesson plans are not only containing the contents of the lesson, but also gives you the objectives and suggested methods and ways to carry out the lesson. The following informs you about the purpose of every lesson plan column:

Time	- The 'Time' column is still blank, it is up to you to decide how much time you would like to spend on each topic. The average time per lesson is approximately 90 minutes and 45 minutes for the review exercise (Worksheet).
Method	- The 'Method' column suggests a sample of teaching methods. Lesson plan 1 and 2 are already filled up to give you an example on how to use this column. I recommend the use of abbreviations, the meaning of every abbreviation is given at the bottom of every method column.
Topic	- The 'Topic' column gives you a brief description of the contents of every lesson. Feel free to add or drop some topics. Every topic is handled in the following boardscript pages.
Way	- The 'Way' column suggests a sample of teaching tools. Lesson plan 1 and 2 are already filled up. The explanation for the abbreviation used is given at the bottom of every way column. The boardscript pages of every lesson contain examples (EX) and hands on (HO) exercises. The HO's should be carried out by the students during the lesson.
Remark	- The 'Remark' column provides you with space for additional information. (i.e.: Where can I find the transparency/picture which I decided to use, or: What is the filename of the demo program which I already prepared)