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    This document assigns 10 student groups circuit design and PCB layout tasks for an engineering shop course. Each group is assigned a different digital or analog circuit to design, build a PCB layout for, and test, including full adder, full subtractor, R/2R ladder DAC, binary weighted DAC, cell phone detector, 1-bit magnitude comparator, 1x4 demultiplexer, gated D-latch, 555 timer monostable, and another cell phone detector circuit. The circuits range from basic logic gates to analog converter and detector circuits. Students are instructed to use LEDs to test the output of their PCB designs.

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    This document assigns 10 student groups circuit design and PCB layout tasks for an engineering shop course. Each group is assigned a different digital or analog circuit to design, build a PCB layout for, and test, including full adder, full subtractor, R/2R ladder DAC, binary weighted DAC, cell phone detector, 1-bit magnitude comparator, 1x4 demultiplexer, gated D-latch, 555 timer monostable, and another cell phone detector circuit. The circuits range from basic logic gates to analog converter and detector circuits. Students are instructed to use LEDs to test the output of their PCB designs.

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    Performance Test Circuits

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    rati islam
    This document assigns 10 student groups circuit design and PCB layout tasks for an engineering shop course. Each group is assigned a different digital or analog circuit to design, build a PCB layout for, and test, including full adder, full subtractor, R/2R ladder DAC, binary weighted DAC, cell phone detector, 1-bit magnitude comparator, 1x4 demultiplexer, gated D-latch, 555 timer monostable, and another cell phone detector circuit. The circuits range from basic logic gates to analog converter and detector circuits. Students are instructed to use LEDs to test the output of their PCB designs.

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    American International University- Bangladesh (AIUB)

    Faculty of Engineering (EEE)

    Course Name: Engineering Shop Course Code: EEE 3110


    Semester: Spring 2020-21 Section: D

    Group wise Test Circuit for PCB design:

    Group-1

    Fig: Full Adder Circuit

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.


    Group-2

    Fig: Full Subtractor circuit

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.

    Group-3
    PCB Layout Test

    Fig: R/2R Ladder Digital to Analog Converter

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.


    Group-4

    Fig: Binary weighted Digital to Analog Converter.

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.


    Group-5

    Fig: Cell Phone Detector Circuit.


    N.B Mobile phone frequency ranges between 0.9MHz to 3GHz. You can use a function generator/signal
    generator as the antenna with that freq. Remember this function generator is not a part of PCB. It will be only
    used for simulation outcome.

    Group-6
    PCB Layout Test

    Fig: 1-bit Digital Magnitude Comparator

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.


    Group-7

    Fig: 1×4 Demultiplexer (DEMUX).

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.

    Group-8
    PCB Layout Test

    Fig: Logic Circuit


    and Truth table of a Gated D-Latch

    N.B- To check the output you may use LED.


    Group-9

    Fig: 555 Timer circuit in Monostable mode.


    Group-10

    Fig: Cell Phone Detector Circuit.


    N.B Mobile phone frequency ranges between 0.9MHz to 3GHz. You can use a function generator/signal
    generator as the antenna with that freq. Remember this function generator is not a part of PCB. It will be only
    used for simulation outcome.

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