Digital Electronics is the counterpart of Analog Electronics and it deals with digital circuits that operate using digital or discreate signals. A typical digital circuit can be designed using basic elements like Transistors, Logic Gates, Flip-Flops or even using complex elements like microcontrollers, microprocessors and other computing chips. This section consists of a huge collection of basic digital circuits with schematics and detailed explanation, to help you build digital electronic projects. You can also check out the Embedded Electronics section for advanced digital circuits that are designed using microcontrollers and microprocessors.
Microchip added new single and dual-core dsPIC33C Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs) to its DSC family with more options to meet…
Toshiba announced the release of the new 31 single power supply one-gate logic device series ‘7UL1G’ and ‘7UL1T’. Both series…
One common feature that is used in almost every embedded application is the ADC module (Analog to Digital Converter). These …
When a signal goes through a sudden change from base value to higher value and again comes to base value from higher value…
Resistors are current limiting devices with are used abundantly in electronics circuits and products. It is a…
In order to meet the size, power and performance requirements of Industry 4.0 applications, Maxim Integrated introduced an…
Microchip Technology introduced a new family of 16-bit Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs) to facilitate system designers looking…
A counter is a device which can count any particular event on the basis of how many times the particular…
A counter is a device which can count any particular event on the basis of how many times the particular…
Maxim Integrated introduced a new robust and reliable 5kVRMS four-channel reinforced digital isolator MAX22445 to facilitate…
STMicroelectronics, targeting key medical and industrial applications, introduced a new high-voltage, compact, robust and cost-…
In the previous tutorial of Half Subtractor Circuit, we had seen how computer use single bit binary numbers 0 and 1 for…
