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Digital Electronics

Digital Electronics is a unit that introduces trainees to the principles and applications of digital systems used in modern electrical and electronic equipment. The course focuses on how digital signals are generated, processed, and controlled using electronic components.

Trainees will learn the basic concepts of number systems, logic gates, Boolean algebra, combinational and sequential logic circuits. The course also covers digital devices such as flip-flops, counters, registers, and memory elements used in digital systems.

Through theory and practical activities, trainees will develop skills in analyzing, designing, and troubleshooting simple digital circuits used in electrical and electronic applications. The knowledge gained will help trainees understand how digital technology is used in devices such as computers, control systems, communication equipment, and automated machines.