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Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Combinational Design Practices
Change in reading assignment: 5.3.1, 5.3.2 SSI – Small Scale Integration
– Logic gates (AND, OR, NOR, XOR, etc.)
– Very simple circuits
MSI – Medium Scale Integration– More complex circuits, encoders, decoders, etc.
– 20 to 200 gates
LSI – Large Scale Integration– 200 to 200,000 gates
VLSI – Very Large Scale Integration– Dividing line between LSI and VLSI a little fuzzy
– Over 1 million transistors
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Drawing Rules
Some general guidelines to follow when drawing MSI and LSI devices
Will usually draw a rectangle, I.e. the package in which the circuit is housed
Show inputs on the left, outputs on the right– Sometimes may need to show power and ground, may use top/bottom
of package Show active low inputs/outputs using the bubble Don’t NOT use a double negative
– The sentence above actually says to use a double negative (DON’T)– If you do, your outputs will make as much sense– So, if you label a pin Y`, do not then show an active low output with
the bubble Term Alert!!! --- DIP --- what is a DIP?
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Drawing Rules
Term Alert!!! --- DIP --- what is a DIP? Dual Inline Package The chips I passed around were DIPs! Rectangular, with pins on two sides There are a variety of package types Single Inline Packages, Ball-Grid Array, surface mount, etc.
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
Combinational Programmable Logic Devices (PLD) Originally, Programmable Logic Arrays (PLA) PLA is a combinational two-level AND-OR device Can be programmed to realize any S.O.P. logic expression
– Limited by number of inputs, product terms, and outputs
– Each product term requires an AND gate
– Each AND gate has a limit on inputs• Must have 2 inputs for every input of PLA --- one input is inverted
– Each output requires an OR gate
– OR gate has limit on number of inputs
– The number of inputs for the OR gate is equal to ??????
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
A PLA is specified by inputs, outputs, and product terms An n * m PLA with p product terms means that the PLA has n inputs, m outputs, and p product terms
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
Can we use the previous PLA to realize the function here?
00 01 11 10
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01
YZ
WX
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10
1
1 1
1
1 1
1 1
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Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
Write the minimal solution: – X*Z + W*Y’ + W*X + W’*X’*Y
How many inputs? How many outputs? How many product terms? Yes, the previous PLA can do this logic
function and two more, assuming they
use some of the same product terms
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YZWX
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Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
A more compact diagram can be used Has the lines represented in a “bus like” manner Can be programmed
for constant zero or one
outputs also The little “X’s” are
fuses that can be opened
by a high voltage
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Programmable Logic Devices
Some devices can only be programmed once Others can be erased by applying ultraviolet light You may have seen chips with little windows Other devices (such as flash memory) can be programmed
and reprogrammed many times electronically Numerous technologies for these devices The text briefly describes some of these technolgies
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
Multiple input, multiple output circuit that converts some input sequence to some output sequence
The input typically has fewer bits than the output Typically, a decoder has a 1:1 mapping -- a particular input
combination will produce a specific, unique, output Most common type is the 1-out-of-m decoder which only
asserts one of the m output pins at any time A seven-segment decoder is a practical example Have 10 input code words, 0 – 9, seven output code
words --- this decoder is atypical!
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
The n-to-2n decoder is the most common 1-out-of-m decoder– Called a binary decoder
The input is a binary number which asserts a single output
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
74x139 Dual 2-to-4 Decoder
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
Application – can be used to activate 1 of 4 components A 3-to-8 decoder could activate 1 of 8 devices In the lectures, we are building a small microprocessor
computer, which could record and playback sound As we cover components, I will apply them to our design One use of the decoder is to select a particular set of memory
chips
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
μPMemory 2
Memory 1
8-bit Data Bus
Assume each memory is 64 kBytes
2-to-4 Decoder
Memory 0
Memory 3
Enable Pin
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
74x138 3-to-8 Decoder
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders
74x138 3-to-8 Decoder
Fall 2004 EE 3563 Digital Systems Design
EE 3563 Decoders