Sequential Logic

WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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Help me make Sequential Logic in breadboard thanks !
Seriously?

Just what are you expecting in the way of "help" with a request that is completely devoid of any information?

I guess if the breadboard is made of out a suitable piece of silicon or other similar material, you could make some sequential logic in it, but I've never heard of it being done. What kind of wafer fab equipment are you planning to use?
 

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John Ramelb

Joined Feb 2, 2014
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Seriously?

Just what are you expecting in the way of "help" with a request that is completely devoid of any information?

I guess if the breadboard is made of out a suitable piece of silicon or other similar material, you could make some sequential logic in it, but I've never heard of it being done. What kind of wafer fab equipment are you planning to use?


Hello btw thank you for your reply in Series and Parallel Circuits you help me alot in that I got pretty good exam result..

Sorry if I just post this thread, Im confused on our subject in Logic Circuit and Switching Theory.. I just want to know what did you use/reference book in Logic Circuit & Switching Theory cause when my prof teaching I understand but after some day I already forgot, I'm taking notes but not enough time to jot down all the notes I tried to read and understand the Vol. IV- Digital above but it is too broad.. Can you help me please, Reference book only I want to buy and study those topics... Thank you sir/Engr !! Godbless
 

WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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Hello btw thank you for your reply in Series and Parallel Circuits you help me alot in that I got pretty good exam result..

Sorry if I just post this thread, Im confused on our subject in Logic Circuit and Switching Theory.. I just want to know what did you use/reference book in Logic Circuit & Switching Theory cause when my prof teaching I understand but after some day I already forgot, I'm taking notes but not enough time to jot down all the notes I tried to read and understand the Vol. IV- Digital above but it is too broad.. Can you help me please, Reference book only I want to buy and study those topics... Thank you sir/Engr !! Godbless
What I found to be a very good book is Digital Design (or something like that) by John Wakerley (sp?).

But I think you are headed in the right direction in that the best way to learn this stuff is to get your hands dirty working with it. Build circuits and get them to work. Start out with ultra simple circuits and work your way up. You can either implement circuits that do something "real" or you can make up junk circuits, such as "Make a circuit that turns on a red LED if Switch A is closed but switch B and C is open and turns on a green LED if Switch A is open and Switch B is closed (regardless of the state of switch C)."
 
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