Digital Circuit Experiment Teaching System

Product Overview
The experimental box is closely linked to the teaching syllabus of courses such as "Basics of Digital Electronic Technology" in colleges and universities. It has rich experimental content and can fully meet the experimental teaching needs of digital circuit courses in electrical majors in various colleges and universities.






Features
1. The modular design facilitates later replacement and maintenance. Module content can also be customized individually, allowing users to choose according to their own teaching practices.
Component symbols are printed on the front of the experimental board, and the components are arranged on the back of the circuit board, with reserved component interfaces. The potentiometers are all hand-twist with screws for easy operation. The power and signal output ports use locking jacks for wire lead-out. The power supply unit has an indicator light and an independent power supply area, which is safer and more reliable, and convenient for connecting the experimental box.
3. There are simulation examples of various experimental circuits. Students can design circuits or make physical circuits based on the simulation examples, providing a platform for secondary development.






Experimental courses can be offered
Experiment 1: Logic Pen Experiment and Analysis
Experiment 2: Op amp circuit
Experiment 3: Gate circuit logic function experiment
Experiment 4: Testing of Commonly Used Combinatorial Logic Function Devices
Experiment 5: Half adder, full adder and logic operation experiment
Experiment 6: Four-way priority decision circuit
Experiment 7: Functional Test of RS Trigger
Experiment 8: JK and D flip-flop logic functions and main parameter tests
Experiment 9: Tri-state output flip-flop and latch
Experiment 10: Asynchronous Binary Counter Experiment
Experiment 11: Synchronous Binary Counter Experiment
Experiment 12: Functional Test of Shift Register
Experiment 13: Counting, decoding, and display circuit experiments
Experiment 14: 555 integrated circuit and its application
Experiment 15: Waveform Generation and Monostable Trigger
Experiment 16: Design of Sequence Detector
Experiment 17: D/A Digital-to-Analog Converter
Experiment 18: A/D Analog-to-Digital Converter
Experiment 19: AVR secondary development experiment