1.0 Software Design
Construct
the circuit that you have obtained from the Prelab Exercise using the schematic
entry
software tool available
in the lab. Use TTL components library.
Perform
functional and timing simulation.
Verify
wnether your circuit is really functioning.
Check
whether you can optimise your circuit further.
2.0 Hardware Design
Construct
the circuit using digital experimenter and TTL components available in
the lab.
Use
the LEDs on the digital experimenter to reprsent the LEDs for Q0 to Q5.
Use
either the clock signal from the digital experimenter or design your own
clock circuitry.
(Hint: The clock
signal must be such that there is enough time for you to observe the changes
that ripple through
all the LEDs).
Test
the circuit to verify its functionality.
If
the circuit is not functioning accordingly, troubleshoot your circuit and
make necessary
changes.
Get
your lab demonstrator's help if you have any problem.
Record
all your observations in the log book.
Finally,
get your lab demonstrator's approval that your circuit is actually functioning
accordingly.