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Schmitt Trigger Derivation for UTP Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 52

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Lessons List | 131 Lesson
RC network with Sinusoidal Linear wave shaping PDC Lec 01
00:19:58

RC network with Sinusoidal Linear wave shaping PDC Lec 01
Low Pass RC network Step input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 02
00:15:25

Low Pass RC network Step input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 02
Low Pass RC network Rise time 3 dB frequency Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 03
00:14:48

Low Pass RC network Rise time 3 dB frequency Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 03
Low Pass RC network Pulse input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 04
00:14:00

Low Pass RC network Pulse input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 04
Low pass RC network Square wave input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 05
00:22:14

Low pass RC network Square wave input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 05
Low pass RC network Ramp input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 06
00:13:08

Low pass RC network Ramp input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 06
Low pass RC network Exponential input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 07
00:09:18

Low pass RC network Exponential input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 07
Low pass RC circuit Integrator Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 08
00:14:11

Low pass RC circuit Integrator Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 08
Low pass RC network Examples Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 09
00:16:18

Low pass RC network Examples Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 09
High pass RC circuit Sine wave input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 10
00:14:04

High pass RC circuit Sine wave input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 10
High pass RC circuit Step input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 11
00:14:10

High pass RC circuit Step input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 11
High pass RC circuit Pulse input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 12
00:14:25

High pass RC circuit Pulse input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 12
High pass RC circuit Square wave input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 13
00:15:47

High pass RC circuit Square wave input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 13
High pass RC circuit Expression for percentage tilt Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 14
00:15:34

High pass RC circuit Expression for percentage tilt Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 14
High pass RC circuit Ramp input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 15
00:14:13

High pass RC circuit Ramp input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 15
High pass RC circuit Exponential input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 16
00:12:42

High pass RC circuit Exponential input Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 16
High pass RC circuit Differentiator Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 17
00:16:30

High pass RC circuit Differentiator Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 17
Attenuators Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 18
00:27:58

Attenuators Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 18
RL and RLC circuits Low pass High pass Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 19
00:21:20

RL and RLC circuits Low pass High pass Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 19
RLC parallel circuits Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 20
00:14:10

RLC parallel circuits Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 20
Clippers Non linear wave shaping Introduction Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 21
00:17:16

Clippers Non linear wave shaping Introduction Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 21
Shunt type clippers Characteristics Part 1 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 22
00:19:03

Shunt type clippers Characteristics Part 1 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 22
Shunt type clippers Characteristics Part 2 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 23
00:12:19

Shunt type clippers Characteristics Part 2 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 23
Series clippers Above Reference Voltage Part 1 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 24
00:11:05

Series clippers Above Reference Voltage Part 1 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 24
Series clippers Below Reference Voltage Part 2 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 25
00:09:29

Series clippers Below Reference Voltage Part 2 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 25
Single ended clipping circuits Part 1 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 26
00:19:31

Single ended clipping circuits Part 1 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 26
Single ended clipping circuits Part 2 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 27
00:16:22

Single ended clipping circuits Part 2 2 Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 27
Clipping at two independent levels Characteristics Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 28
00:19:05

Clipping at two independent levels Characteristics Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 28
Clipping circuits Double ended Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 29
00:16:45

Clipping circuits Double ended Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 29
Noise clippers Series Shunt types Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 30
00:13:35

Noise clippers Series Shunt types Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 30
Transistor clippers Wave forms Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 31
00:11:36

Transistor clippers Wave forms Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 31
Coupled clippers Emitter Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 32
00:12:21

Coupled clippers Emitter Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 32
Comparator Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 33
00:12:29

Comparator Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 33
Negative clamper Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 34
00:19:31

Negative clamper Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 34
Clamping circuit theorem Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 35
00:17:58

Clamping circuit theorem Pulse Digital Circuits Lec 35
Switching characteristics of diode Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 36
00:14:38

Switching characteristics of diode Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 36
Transition times of diode Storage Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 37
00:15:29

Transition times of diode Storage Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 37
Piece wise linear diode Characteristics Breakdown Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 38
00:17:47

Piece wise linear diode Characteristics Breakdown Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 38
Transistor as a switch Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 39
00:12:42

Transistor as a switch Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 39
Transistor switching times Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 40
00:17:42

Transistor switching times Pulse Digital Circuits PDC Lec 40
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Pulse Digital Circuits course, in this course we will learn about Pulse Digital Circuits. This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the principles and applications of pulse digital circuits, which are essential components in modern digital systems. Starting with the basics, we will explore the nature of pulse signals and their importance in digital electronics. The course will cover key components such as oscillators, timers, flip-flops, and counters, explaining how each functions and their roles in generating, processing, and controlling digital pulses. You will learn about the design and implementation of pulse generators and understand the critical concepts of timing and synchronization in digital circuits. Through practical examples and hands-on exercises, you will gain experience in constructing and troubleshooting pulse digital circuits, ensuring they operate correctly and efficiently. Advanced topics will include the use of pulse circuits in various applications, such as signal processing, communication systems, and microprocessor interfaces. By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of pulse digital circuits, enabling you to design and implement these vital components in real-world digital systems. This course is ideal for students, engineers, and professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of digital electronics and pulse circuit design.
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