Analogue & Digital Trainer

Analogue & Digital Trainer

CK342

Intended for use by students who have an understanding of basic logic functions and enables them to learn, by practical experiment, about the most frequently used digital circuits at a medium level of integration.

The unit includes all the functions necessary to make a small arithmetic or logic processor and for the study of simple computers or other complex digital systems.

The system comprises 2 boards: CK342A introduces analogue to digital and digital to analogue conversion from basic principles. The CK342B extends the coverage of the CK342A by teaching analogue to digital and digital to analogue conversion as applied to digital systems used to control analogue devices. The CK342A can operate independently but the CK342B has to operate in conjunction with the CK342A.

The CK342 requires a 01-100 Power Supply.

• Features

  • Open board circuit construction with PCB mimic
  • Medium scale integration
  • Electronic devices
  • A-D, D-A principles
  • Demonstrates common building blocks used in Digital Systems

• Subject Area

  • Digital Systems Trainer (342A)
  • Familiarisation
  • Registers
  • Up/Down Counters and Decoders
  • Using the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
  • Addition and Subtraction
  • Data storage and Retrieval
  • A simple Computer Fetch-Execute Cycle
  • Analogue Systems Trainer (342B)
  • Familiarisation
  • Digital to Analogue Conversion (DAC)
  • Binary Weighted Resistor Network
  • Use of Analogue Switches
  • R - 2R Networks
  • Integrated Circuit
  • Analogue to Digital Conversion (ADC)
  • DAC and Comparator
  • Single Slope Integrator
  • Dual Slope Integrator