SCHOOL:
Vocational Technology Campus
DEPARTMENT: Electrical/Electronic
Service
COURSE
NAME: Industrial
Digital Lab
COURSE
NUMBER:
ELTR 2126
SEMESTERS
OFFERED:
Spring
PREREQUISITE: ELTR 1114,
1116, 1118
COURSE
FORMAT:
Six credit hours, Five four hour labs per week
for seven and one-half weeks
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This
laboratory runs concurrently with the Digital Electronics for Industry Course.
It is intended to provide the student practical experience in laying
out, constructing, testing, and troubleshooting digital circuits.
The main thrust will be to develop digital circuits for power
applications.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
1. To familiarize the student with
many digital integrated circuits and their parameters.
2. To provide the student the
opportunity of constructing complex digital circuits from basic ICs.
3. To learn the interactions of
digital IC circuits, how to troubleshoot and repair them.
4. To instruct the student in
digital wiring practices and noise problems.
TEXTS
Digital
Electronics Activities Manual, 3rd
edition, Roger L. Tokheim
DIVISION OF SUBJECT MATTER
A. Basic Digital Gates
8 hours
1. And,
or inverter
2. Nand,
not
3. Permutation
of gates
4. LEDs
B. IC Handling
10 hours
1. Special handling for
certain ICs
2. Use
of sockets
3. Soldering
Techniques
4. Desoldering
ICs
C. Decoders
10
hours
D. Counters
10 hours
E. Wiring Practices and Bread boarding
20 hours
1. Value
of planned wiring
2. Bread boarding
on the SK-10 board
3. Practical
wiring considerations
4. Wire
wrap
F. Digital Circuits Lab
60 hours
1. Labs
designed to progress from basic concepts to
practical complex circuits, interlocks, etc.
2. Combinations
and sequence logic
G. Interfacing
12 hours
1. Electronic
2. Relay
3. Optoelectronic
4. Buffers
5. I/O Modules
H. Computer Interfacing and Documentation
20 hours
TOTAL HOURS 150
STUDENT EVALUATION
The
student will be evaluated using written lab reports, bench observation, and/or
practical demonstrations to determine his/her understanding of circuit operation
and practices.