EE 421L

Lab 7  


Authored by Jeremy Morgan

Email: morgaj7@unlv.nevada.edu

Due: 11/8/2017


Pre-lab:

Back-up all of your work from the lab and the course.
Go Through Tutorial 5

Lab:
   
Part 1: 4-bit Inverter Analysis)

4-bit Inverter:
Symbol
images/1_4bitinverter_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/1_inverter_schematic.JPG    
images/1_4bitinverter_schematic.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/1_4bitinverter_simulations.JPG    images/1_4bitinverter_sims.JPG


The capacitatative load connected to the outputs effected the signals greatly.
We see as the capacitance increases, rise and fall time also increase in the output.

Part 2: Create schematics and symbols for an 8-bit input/output array of: NAND, NOR, AND, inverter, and OR gates.)

Or:
Symbol
images/1_or_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/1_or_schematic.JPG    images/2_8bit_or_schematic.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/2_8bit_or_sim.JPG    images/2_8bit_nor_simulations.JPG

Nor:
Symbol
images/1_nor_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/1_nor_schematic.JPG    images/2_8bit_nor_schematic.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/2_8bit_nor_sim.JPG    images/2_8bit_or_simulations.JPG

Nand:
Symbol
images/1_nand_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/1_nand_schematic.JPG    images/2_8bit_nand_schematic.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/2_8bit_nand_sim.JPG    images/2_8bit_nand_simulations.JPG

And:
Symbol
images/1_and_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/1_and_schematic.JPG    images/2_8bit_and_schematic.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/2_8bit_and_sim.JPG    images/2_8bit_and_simulations.JPG

Inverter:
Symbol
images/1_inverter_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/1_inverter_schematic.JPG    
images/2_8bit_inverter_symbol.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/2_8bit_inverter_sim.JPG    images/2_8bit_inverter_simulations.JPG


Part 3: 2-to-1 Demux/Mux analysis:


2 - to -1 Mux has a single select line.
There are two inputs (in this case A and B) and an output (Z) that is dependent on 'S'


2 - to - 1 MUX:
Symbol                                                          
Schematic 1bit   
images/3_mux_symbol.JPG    images/3_mux_schematic.JPG                                           
Simulation + Results
images/3_mux_sim.JPG    images/3_mux_simulations.JPG


2 - to - 1 MUX (With Inverter):
Symbol                                                          
Schematic 1bit   
images/3_inMux_symbol.JPG    images/3_inMux_schematic.JPG                                           
Simulation + Results
images/3_inMux_sim.JPG    images/3_inMux_simulations.JPG


8 BIT : 2 - to - 1 MUX:
Symbol                                                          
Schematic 8bit   
images/3_inMux_symbol.JPG    images/3_8bit_mux_schematic.JPG                                           
Simulation + Results
images/3_8bit_mux_sim.JPG    images/3_8bit_mux_simulations.JPG

HOW IT WORKS:
8-Bit Mux:

When S is equal to 1, Z goes to A.
When S is equal to 0, Z goes to B.


8 bit 2- to - 1 DEMUX:
Symbol                                                          Schematic 8bit   
images/3_inMux_symbol.JPG    images/3_8bit_mux_schematic.JPG                                           
Simulation + Results
images/3_8bit_demux_schematic.JPG    images/3_8bit_mux_simulations.JPG

HOW IT WORKS:
8-Bit DEMux:

When S is equal to 1, Z goes to A.
When S is equal to 0, Z goes to B.

Part 4: 8-bit Full Adder Analysis)

8 bit Full Adder:
Symbol
images/4_8bit_full_adder_symbol.JPG
Schematic 1bit                                                 Schematic 8bit
images/4_full_adder_schematic.JPG    images/4_8bit_full_adder_schematic.JPG
Simulation + Results
images/4_8bit_full_adder_sim.JPG    images/4_8bit_full_adder_simulations.JPG
 
                                                                                                                  S7, S6, S5, S4, S3, S2, S1, S0 all depict the same data.

    

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