Hi, my name is Aaron, this is my first time posting on this forum, so let me know if I can improve in any way.
Im new to Electrical and Computer Engineering at the school im attending, and its going decently well, except my Digital Techniques class which im so utterly lost in.
My prof has the WORST notes, the WORST explanations
(Ie he loses himself mid-clarification, and loops back to not answer any questions we ask. The class doesnt even bother anymore)
Anyways, were working right now on Logic Gates, and identifying/discovering pin labels on our 4 switch breadboard... switch.
What im not understanding, is the NC/NO stuff, and producing 1's/0's from different configurations
Is there ANY constant in this course? Anything I can take as a rule and build off of? It seems like we just go willy-nilly and label stuff as NO/NC, 1/0, as we feel like doing it.
I had a lab today that I was hopelessly lost in, and based on the pace this school goes in, im freakin out a little bit
Can someone give me an ACTUAL explanation of the basics of NO/NC works, if you tell me DPDT I can identify what kind of switch it is, but defining NO/NC and its outputs is whats getting me.
Thanks in advance for ANY time in helping me. Fellow student community, HALP!
Im new to Electrical and Computer Engineering at the school im attending, and its going decently well, except my Digital Techniques class which im so utterly lost in.
My prof has the WORST notes, the WORST explanations
(Ie he loses himself mid-clarification, and loops back to not answer any questions we ask. The class doesnt even bother anymore)
Anyways, were working right now on Logic Gates, and identifying/discovering pin labels on our 4 switch breadboard... switch.
What im not understanding, is the NC/NO stuff, and producing 1's/0's from different configurations
Is there ANY constant in this course? Anything I can take as a rule and build off of? It seems like we just go willy-nilly and label stuff as NO/NC, 1/0, as we feel like doing it.
I had a lab today that I was hopelessly lost in, and based on the pace this school goes in, im freakin out a little bit
Can someone give me an ACTUAL explanation of the basics of NO/NC works, if you tell me DPDT I can identify what kind of switch it is, but defining NO/NC and its outputs is whats getting me.
Thanks in advance for ANY time in helping me. Fellow student community, HALP!