Subject · Electrical and electronics engineering
Digital ELECTRONICS AND PROGRAMMABLE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
About this subject
Credits
6
Workload
180hours
Semester
Autumn
Academic year
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Description
"digital electronics and programmable integrated circuits" subject 050634 - is one of the main subjects included in the compulsory subjects of the curriculum of the specialty considered for undergraduate students in the "process automation engineering" specialty. microelectronics is a subject that teaches the working principles, working characteristics (including calculation and research), synthesis and other relevant issues of digital (discrete, impulse) techniques and tools applied in the fields of practical activity covered by the specialty, such as science and technology, in the processing, conversion, and control of these processes (including automatic control), providing the digital (coded) form of electrical signals. a specialist (engineer) must provide the relevant competencies required during mental and physical labor activities with the theoretical knowledge, skills and prakriki habits obtained from the teaching of the subject. the purpose of the subject: the knowledge of the theoretical bases of the working principles of digital electronic devices and devices based on logic mathematics, constructive features, structures, and synthesis methods - the acquisition and conversion of impulse, code, and discrete signals from continuous signals, transmission by electrical methods the ability to theoretically synthesize and practically implement the digital devices that provide; it is to teach basic engineering skills in order to debug the schemes of digital devices, identify and eliminate their malfunctions.
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