Digital Electronics and Circuits (Udemy.com)
Hands-on course spanning over 11+ hours for in-depth learning/practice
Created by: Robin Garg
Last updated August 2020
What you will learn
- 11+ hours hands-on course explaining Digital Electronics concepts in depth
- Thoroughly Learn, and Hone your Digital Electronics knowledge
- Prepare for a Job in the IT/Semiconductor Industry
- Prepare for Competitive Entrance Exams requiring Digital Electronics Knowledge
How it compares
Against the other 295 rated Udemy courses in Arduino on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.1 out of 5higher than 19% of them
- Reviews391#79 of 296 by number of reviews
- Length11.1 hourslonger than 82% of them
- Last updatedAugust 2020earlier than 78% of them
Course Description
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Few Basic Concepts
+Signals, Systems, Elements
+Integrated Circuit Families, Characteristics, and Levels
+Number Systems and Codes
Section 3: Boolean Expressions, Minterms, Maxterms, Circuit Minimization
+Boolean Expressions, Operator Precedence, and Boolean Laws
+Basic Gates, Truth Tables, Maxterms, Minterms
+K Maps 1
+K Maps 2
+Quine McCluskey Method
Section 4: Combinational Logic and Circuits
+Universal Gates (NAND and NOR)
+NMoS, PMoS, and CMoS Designs
+EX-OR and EX-NOR Gates (Odd and Even Functions)
+Adders (Binary, Half, Full, 4-bit)
+Subtraction, Ripple Carry Adders and Carry Lookahead Generators
+Decoders and Encoders
+Multiplexers and Demultiplexers
Section 5: Sequential Logic and Circuits
+Concept of Memories, and Latches
+Flip Flops (Latches to FF conversion, types of FFs, Setup and Hold Times)
+Analysis of Sequential Circuits (Mealy and Moore Machines)
+Design of Sequential Circuits
+State Reduction
+Registers
+Counters
+Ring Counter and Johnson Counter
Section 6: Miscellaneous Concepts and Problem Solving
+Metastability
+Problem Solving 1 (Design Conversions using MUX)
+Problem Solving 2 (Flip Flop Conversions)
+Problem Solving 3 (Sequence Recognizer Circuit)
* New lectures will be added based upon popular user feedback and request.
Instructor Details
- 4.1 Rating
391 Reviews
Robin Garg
Robin is a Design Verification Architect, specializing in Functional Verification, Power Aware Design Verification, UPF Design, and DV Left Shift TFMs. He has extensive hands-on experience working with teams and stakeholders across the globe. He has successfully lead (first pass Silicon) end-to-end product verification lifecycle at Subsystems and SoC levels for multiple generations of Server, Client Graphics, Mobile, and IoT products.
Robin has worked on NUVIA SoCs, Oryon CPUs, Intel GPUs, ARM Subsystems, and Qualcomm Modem/Mobile SoCs. As an early employee at NUVIA (now Qualcomm), he worked across DV, TFM, EDA, Design; built functional and Low Power Design/DV infrastructure ground up at IP, SS, and SoC levels; and was instrumental in developing multiple left shift methodologies.
Robin is a respected voice in the semiconductor industry. He is a published Author (bestseller book), and Instructor of multiple courses (among Top 3% worldwide). He is a Steering Committee Member for DVCON India, and International VLSI D Conference, and has multiple Technical Paper and Poster Presentations spanning across DV.
Views expressed on this platform are Robin’s personal views and not of his employer!
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Reviews
By Joncarlo Fridholm on 12/3/2025
Content good but difficult to hear. Volume maxed with headphones but environment outside of headphones is also a little noisy so, might be ok in quiet place.
By Javier Rivas on 8/15/2025
The secuencial way in witch the course is developed make it easier to understand.
By Anonymized User on 5/2/2025
This was a refresher for me professionally, but it was good to review the material.
By Anonymized User on 4/21/2025
yes it is. A good course to pursue my study in digital electronics.
By Olivier AUPOIX on 5/2/2024
Too much time lost on writing everything manually : could have been optimized with some parts being pre-filled
By Raymond Daly on 10/4/2023
Found the course easy enough to follow and basics were well explained
By Chase Shoberg on 10/26/2021
I needed a refresher course prior to a digital design job interview after having graduated College a few years ago. These lectures did a great job of explaining the various logic circuits in an appropriate amount of time.
By Rohan on 3/25/2021
You could have gone much deeper into the concepts.
By Surya Chandran on 10/23/2020
The course covered almost every topics and I liked the white board-esque approach.
By Monu on 8/10/2020
Liked whiteboard approach. Felt like classroom and got good understanding.
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Overall Score : 82 / 100






