Design of Digital Ciruits
Lecturer: Michael Pehl (L), Manuel Brosch
Design of Digital Circuits
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| Number | 0000002508 |
| Type | lecture with integrated exercises |
| Duration | 3 SWS |
| Term | Wintersemester 2025/26 |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
Admission information
Description
This module explains key concepts that are used in current digital design for integrated circuits. Based on fundamental physical relationships, the properties of digital circuits with regard to power consumption and time behavior are investigated and design methods for these purposes are discussed. Based on known basic circuits, current concepts for the implementation of typical components of digital circuits are discussed and their implementation variants are derived. The relationship between the description of these concepts in a hardware description language and the implementation in an integrated circuit is also discussed, whereby the various steps of the design process are also considered.
In addition to the theoretical part of the content in lectures, the practical relevance is illustrated with exercises and homeworks.
In addition to the theoretical part of the content in lectures, the practical relevance is illustrated with exercises and homeworks.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of working principals of transistors and Boolean algebra at Bachelor level is required.
Teaching and learning methods
Knowledge is conveyed by means of slides and blackboard notes. The students' learning process is supported in the exercises by interactive solutions to tasks. Practical homework during the semester helps to deepen and illustrate the knowledge acquired.