Digital Systems Engineering, Dally & Foulton, Cambridge University Press Complete Digital design, Mark Balc , Mc!

ra"#ill $% Scope o& electronic system design '() * +ypes o& systems , -nalog, Digital and mi.ed signal systems, E.ample systems, Basic Subsystems o& t ese systems% +ypes o& Systems design / Discrete component based design, microprocessor0 controller based design, Embedded systems, 1eal time systems based design% E.ample designs% Design process , Problem0product, 2isualisation, Speci&ications , &unctional, arc itectural, user 30F, per&ormance, environmental, p ysical, &ormal design and in&ormal design , modular decomposition, multistage design and re&inement, inter&ace speci&ications, testable design, cost o& bug elimination, modular testing, system integration (% 3ssues in t e design '(4* Passive components and t eir be avioural c aracteristics in lo" speed to #ig speed circuits Unusual applications o& usual active components like diodes and transistors 3mpedance and its e&&ects in signal communication Device &amilies, t eir c aracteristics, and t eir inter&acing PCB design and issues, packaging systems, ergonomic design 5oise, its sources in analog and digital circuits, noise reduction tec ni6ues 7inearisation o& response o& systems and tec ni6ues Po"er supplies and issues in providing po"er on PCBs Signal transmission on PCBs, transmission lines and signal propagation, Sync ronsation, clock generation and clock distribution, -sync ronous systems and t eir design

Microprocessors and inter&acing to memory, communication systems, sensors and actuators Special components and t eir use / -DCs, D-Cs, DSPs, P77s, P-7s System synt esis and simulation 7aboratory '( credits* + e lab "ork "ould be in t e &orm o& a closely supervised design and &abrication activity