Electrónica Digital Bit a Bit: Aprendiendo fundamentos (Coursera)

Electrónica Digital Bit a Bit: Aprendiendo fundamentos (Coursera)

Es desafiante y hasta atemorizante entender un circuito digital cuando observamos la cantidad de transistores que puede contener, y aún más difícil diseñarlo eficientemente para su implementación en un circuito integrado o una FPGA. Sin embargo, saber diseñar circuitos digitales simples nos abre las puertas para diseñar sistemas digitales más complejos a partir de estos.

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El curso "Electrónica digital bit a bit: Aprendiendo fundamentos" introduce al mundo de los circuitos digitales, empezando con el sistema de numeración binario y las compuertas lógicas, para luego poder diseñarlos utilizando Verilog. Finalmente, se entregarán herramientas para optimizar los circuitos digitales eficientemente y se presentarán los circuitos aritméticos fundamentales del mundo digital.
La metodología del curso trabaja con videolecciones acompañadas de pequeños cuestionarios te ayudarán a reforzar tu aprendizaje en cuanto a la comprensión del funcionamiento de los circuitos digitales, su implementación con compuertas lógicas, y las herramientas de optimización y diseño más utilizadas.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Introducción a los circuitos lógicos
Las láminas y figuras presentadas en este módulo han sido elaboradas basándose en el libro "Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design" de los autores Stephen Brown y Zvonko Vranesic.

WEEK 2
Introducción a Verilog
Las láminas y figuras presentadas en este módulo han sido elaboradas basándose en el libro "Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design" de los autores Stephen Brown y Zvonko Vranesic.

WEEK 3
Tecnología
Las láminas y figuras presentadas en este módulo han sido elaboradas basándose en el libro "Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design", de los autores Stephen Brown y Zvonko Vranesic, y el libro "CMOS VLSI Design A Circuits and Systems Perspective", de los autores Neil H. E. Weste y David Money Harris.

WEEK 4
Implementación optimizada de funciones lógicas
Las láminas y figuras presentadas en este módulo han sido elaboradas basándose en el libro "Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design" de los autores Stephen Brown y Zvonko Vranesic.

WEEK 5
Representación numérica y circuitos de aritmética
Las láminas y figuras presentadas en este módulo han sido elaboradas basándose en el libro "Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design" de los autores Stephen Brown y Zvonko Vranesic.

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