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Lab 7 - Binary Adders Tech 63 - Sec 11 Analog and Digital Circuits San Jose State University Spring 2024 Prof. Mostafa Mortezaie Group 9 Archie Rock Darriven Senenoi Haneef Ahmed Date: 3/21/2024
Objectives: To study and analyze the Binary Adders, including 4-bit adder. List of Equipment: - Solderless Breadboard - Power Supply: Keysight EDU36311A , Triple Output, Programmable DC Power Supply - Multimeter: Keysight EDU34450A 5½ Digit Digital Multimeter - Keysight EDU1052G, InfiniiVision oscilloscope - Keysight EDU332105 Arbitrary-Waveform List of Material: - Multisim software running on PC - LED (several) - 1 kΩ resistors (Quantity 4) - Pushbutton Switches (Quantity 4) - Logic Gates (various) - You could also select your logic gate from the “Place Miscellaneous Digital” menu. Lab Procedure:
Part 1A: One-Bit Adder Simulation A B C in Sum C out 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 Part 1B: Two-Bit Adder Simulation
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Part 2A:
Green=sum, yellow = carry 1+1=2 3+9 =12
Challenges Encountered: - Breadboard construction - Putting together the multisim for the circuit - Trial and error while testing on the breadboard - Using the adder and understanding the outcomes of inputs - Working with the logic gates that are new to us proved to be difficult Conclusion: To conclude, this lab helped us do a thorough investigation of binary adders and the successful construction of a 4-bit binary full adder. In our procedure, which combined physical circuit design on the breadboard with the Multisim simulations, we were able to obtain a deep comprehension of logic circuits. Starting with a simulation of a one-bit adder and working our way up to building a 4-bit adder circuit using a 4-bit complete adder integrated circuit, we were able to accomplish complex wiring and configuration while testing to ensure proper operation. Our practical efforts were strengthened by Multisim simulations, which made accuracy and
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troubleshooting easier. In addition to strengthening our theoretical understanding, this hands-on learning improved our practical circuit design and analysis abilities and promoted group learning and problem-solving.