Hacks of Electronics
Sequential circuits are of two types: Synchronous Sequential Circuits and Asynchronous Sequential Circuits. The difference between them is that synchronous circuits use a clock signal to control state changes, making them more predictable and easier to design. In contrast, asynchronous circuits do not rely on a clock and change states based on input signals, which […]
In this article, we will discuss Half Subtractor Circuit and Full Subtractor Circuit with their working principle, truth table, equations, Karnaugh maps (K-map) and applications. Subtraction is a fundamental arithmetic operation in digital electronics, and logic circuits efficiently implement it. A subtractor is a combinational circuit that performs binary number subtraction in digital systems. These […]
Discover the key differences between Edge Triggering and Level Triggering in digital circuits. This article explains how each triggering method works, their advantages, disadvantages, applications, and how to use them in flip-flops and clocked circuits. Gain a clear understanding of these fundamental concepts in digital electronics with examples. What is a Sequential Circuit? A sequential […]
In this article, we will explore various types of logic gates with their symbol, truth table, Boolean expression, properties, IC numbers, applications, advantages, and disadvantages. Logic gates are the fundamental building blocks in digital electronics. There are basically seven main types of logic gates that are used to perform various logical operations in digital systems. […]
In this article, we will explore the working of the SR Latch, its truth table, its implementation using NAND and NOR gates, and the differences between an SR Latch and an SR Flip-Flop. The SR Latch is one of the most fundamental building blocks in digital electronics. It is a type of bistable multivibrator, meaning […]
The Schmitt trigger is a bistable circuit widely used in digital and analog applications. It is primarily employed for signal conditioning, converting noisy, analog signals into clean, digital ones, and plays a critical role in eliminating the ambiguity associated with fluctuating or noisy input signals. A distinctive feature of the Schmitt trigger is the concept […]