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- Academic unit or major
- Undergraduate major in Information and Communications Engineering
- Instructor(s)
- Kumazawa Itsuo Hara Yuko
- Class Format
- Lecture
- Media-enhanced courses
- Day/Period(Room No.)
- Tue7-8(W323) Fri7-8(W323)
- Group
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- Course number
- ICT.I211
- Credits
- 2
- Academic year
- 2018
- Offered quarter
- 3Q
- Syllabus updated
- 2018/4/6
- Lecture notes updated
- 2019/6/10
- Language used
- Japanese
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Lecture
Lecture 1 LSI and MOS transistor.
2018.9.28(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 2 Structure of logic gates of MOS transistors, Boolean algebra and logic functions.
2018.10.2(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 3 Minterm expression, Maxterm expression and Reed Muller expression.
2018.10.9(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 4 Simplification of logic circuits: Karnaugh's map.
2018.10.12(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 5 No lecture. Drill on tasks given in advance.
2018.10.16(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 6 No lecture. Drill on tasks given in advance.
2018.10.19(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 7 Simplification of logic circuits: Quine-Mclusky's method
2018.10.23(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 8 Introduction of sequential circuit(constitution of sequential circuit)
2018.10.26(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 9 Summary of the first half of the course and the midterm examination.
2018.10.30(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 10 Representation of sequential circuit by state transfer function and state transition graph.
2018.11.2(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 11 Elements of sequential circuit : Flip Flop (Difference from delay element)
2018.11.6(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 12 Flip-Flop circuits by CMOS
2018.11.9(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 13 Counter and Pseudo random number generator by sequential circuit
2018.11.13(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 14 Driving circuit for Flip-Flop and simplification of the circuit.
2018.11.16(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 15 Driving circuit for Flip-Flop and simplification of the circuit(practice)
2018.11.20(Tue.) 7-8Session
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