Semester 6JEC-601ECE

Digital System Design (JEC-601) crash course, Online B.Tech, Semester 6:

DAC/ADC (CO5) is the heaviest unit (A9, A10, B5, B6, C4); pair it with multiplexers (C1) or logic-family comparison (C3).

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DAC/ADC (CO5) is the heaviest unit (A9, A10, B5, B6, C4); pair it with multiplexers (C1) or logic-family comparison (C3). Sync vs async counters (C2) is a quick third option.

  1. 1

    DAC & ADC

    Must study for the exam (×5 · A9, A10, B5, B6, C4 2+2+5+5+15 marks · MCQ, short notes, long theory).

    Introduction to ADC and DAC· ALL ABOUT ELECTRONICS· 15 min

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  2. 2

    Logic families

    Must study for the exam (×4 · A7, A8, B4, C3 2+2+5+15 marks · MCQ, short note, long comparison).

    DIGITAL TECHNIQUES | Logic Families | Lecture 01 |Characteristics, TTL, CMOS, ECL| Pradeep Giri Sir· Pradeep Giri Academy· 32 min

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  3. 3

    Combinational circuits: MUX, adders

    Must study for the exam (×4 · A3, A4, B2, C1 2+2+5+15 marks · MCQ, short note, long diagram).

    Multiplexer ll Demultiplexer ll Decoder ll Encoder ll Combinational circuit ll· CTH EDUCATION· 25 min

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  4. 4

    Sequential circuits: flip-flops & counters

    High value for the exam (×4 · A5, A6, B3, C2 2+2+5+15 marks · MCQ, short note, long theory).

    DIGITAL TECHNIQUES | Sequential Logic Circuits | Flip Flop, SR, JK, D Flip Flop· Pradeep Giri Academy· 31 min

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    Number systems & minimisation

    If time permits for the exam (×3 · A1, A2, B1 2+2+5 marks · MCQ, short note).

    Lec-2: Convert Decimal to Any Other Base(Binary, Octal, Hex etc) | Number System· Gate Smashers· 6 min

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JEC-601 Exam Practice Set: From Number Systems to DAC/ADC

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DAC/ADC (CO5) is the heaviest unit (A9, A10, B5, B6, C4); pair it with multiplexers (C1) or logic-family comparison (C3). Sync vs async counters (C2) is a quick third option. It's the Digital System Design subject of Online B.Tech, Semester 6, in 5 lessons: DAC & ADC; Logic families; Combinational circuits: MUX, adders; Sequential circuits: flip-flops & counters; Number systems & minimisation.

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