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In the video I go over the basic functions of a TTL and CMOS chip. I also explain the differences between CMOS and TTL chips and why they can’t be replaced.
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Learn Electronics Part Twelve:
1:56 What is TTL?
3:56 Where is TTL and CMOS typically used?
5:40 What is an inverter?
7:27 What are the different logic levels?
9:43 How do you program a TTL chip?
12:43 What is CMOS?
14:28 Where is CMOS typically used?
15:40 How do you test a TTL/CMOS chip?
16:34 How do TTL/CMOS chips work?
18:29 How do I switch TTL/CMOS chips?
20:00 What is an AND gate?
23:18 What is an OR gate?
25:35 What is a NAND gate?
27:17 What is a NOR gate?
28:54 What is an XOR gate?
30:37 What is an XNOR gate?
33:14 What is a NOT gate?
35:36 What is a DFF?
36:49 What is a flip-flop?
38:56 What is a latch?
41:26 What is a flip-flop timer?
44:40 What is a multiplexer?
48:25 What is a memory?
51:24 What is a binary-coded decimal decoder?
53:29 How do I decode a binary-coded decimal signal?
55:40 What is a binary-cipher?
58:11 What are octal, hexadecimal and decimal?
59:48 What is the difference between octal, hexadecimal and binary?
1:01:14 What is binary arithmetic?
1:03:29 What is the binary system?
1:05:42 What is TTL?
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TTL and CMOS are the two fundamental types of digital logic used in every digital circuit. This tutorial covers the basics of TTL and CMOS chips. You will learn about the basic functions of an AND gate, OR gate, XOR gate, NAND gate, NOR gate, and more.
In part seven, we learned about NAND and NOR gates, including their uses and working models. In this tutorial, we will look at the AND gate, XOR gate, and OR gate.
And here’s a bonus video on the Advanced TTL and CMOS tutorial if you have time!
This is the Advanced TTL and CMOS tutorial, covering more advanced concepts.
Description:
This tutorial covers TTL and CMOS in more detail. You will learn about the many different types of TTL and CMOS gates, including INH, SW, QQ, and more. This tutorial is a continuation of the Beginner’s TTL and CMOS tutorial.
Here are the additional topics covered:
This is the Advanced TTL and CMOS tutorial, covering more advanced concepts.
Description:
This tutorial covers TTL and CMOS in more detail. You will learn about the many different types of TTL and CMOS gates, including INH, SW, QQ, and more. This tutorial is a continuation of the Beginner’s TTL and CMOS tutorial.
Here are the additional topics covered:
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Part 1: Introduction
In this tutorial, we will look at the basics of an AND gate.
Introduction:
TTL and CMOS are the two fundamental types of digital logic used in every digital circuit. This tutorial covers the basics of TTL and CMOS chips. You will learn about the basic functions of an AND gate, OR gate, XOR gate, NAND gate, NOR gate, and more.
For the sake of simplicity, the tutorial uses a TTL AND gate, though you will learn how to build a CMOS AND gate. The same techniques will work with the OR gate and XOR gate.
You will use and build components you have used before in your digital circuits, including the inverter.
You will learn about the fundamentals of TTL and CMOS. We will begin by building a basic AND gate. From this basic AND gate, we will build a
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Description:
This tutorial consists of the following lessons.
1. What is TTL?
2. What is CMOS?
3. CMOS Logic Levels
4. CMOS Transistor Logic (TTL)
5. Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL)
6. TTL Drives
7. TTL Functions
8. TTL Emulation
9. TTL Invertors
10. TTL Circuits
11. CMOS Logic Levels
12. CMOS Transistor Logic (CMOS)
13. CMOS Transistor Logic (CMOS)
14. CMOS Logic Levels
15. CMOS Drives
16. CMOS Functions
17. CMOS Invertors
18. CMOS Circuits
1. What is TTL?
1. What is TTL?
TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) was a type of CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) chips used in early computer devices. TTL operated with low power voltages like the power lines of a pocket calculator and operated with just a few transistors.
TTL was popular during the 1950s-1980s. The technology was replaced with CMOS technology. Many historians of computer technology refer to TTL as a sort of a hybrid technology of the 1950s and 1960s before the use of CMOS.
2. What is CMOS?
2. What is CMOS?
CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) is a type of low power, low voltage, semiconductor technology used for digital electronics. CMOS was introduced in the late 1950s and became widely used in the 1970s. CMOS circuits used lower voltages than the metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) circuits. CMOS replaced TTL. The word “CMOS” is short for “Complementary MOS.” CMOS circuits consisted of both P-channel and N-channel MOS (metal-oxide-semiconductor) transistors.
CMOS was a type of hybrid technology. It allowed you to use CMOS devices such as transistors, for higher power requirements such as for the power supplies of the CPU of a computer.
CMOS circuits are designed by using both N-channel MOS and P-channel MOS transistors on the same chip. The combination of two transistors can form many digital circuits.
CMOS technology used lower power and had less noise than TTL. CMOS became the dominant technology for digital electronics in the 1970s and 1980s. CMOS was used for computer power supplies and other devices used for computers. It also powered the 1980s video game consoles such as the Nintendo, Atari, Sega, and others.
3. CM
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