Different electronics circuit design process

Different Electronics Circuit Design
Process

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Introduction
Different Electronics Circuit Design
Process
 An electronic circuit consists of various electronic components like
resistors, capacitor, diodes and transistors connected by a wire, through
which current flows in the circuit. The electronic circuit design is generally
designed on a breadboard first (prototyping) that helps the designer for
modification and enhancement of the circuit.

Different Electronics Circuit Design Process
Basics of an Electronics Circuit Design Process
 Every elementary electronic device constructed as a single unit.
 Before the invention of digital circuits (ICs).
 All individual transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors, and inductors were
discrete in nature.
 Any circuit or a system can produce the preferred output based on its
input.

Analog Circuit
 Analogue electronic circuit designs are those in which current or voltage
varies with time.
 Diodes, capacitors, resistors, transistors and wires are the major
components of an analog circuit.
 In analog circuits, electrical signals take the continuous value.
 Analog circuits are represented in schematic diagrams.
 Where wires are represented by lines and each component is represented
by unique symbols.

 Every analog circuitry has series or parallel or both circuits.
Analog Circuit

Digital Circuits
 Digital electronic circuit design takes the electrical signals in the form of
discrete values.
 The data are represented in the form of zeros and ones.
 Digital circuits extensively use transistors, interconnected to give create logic
gates that provide the function of Boolean logic.
 Transistors are interconnected to provide the positive feedback as used in
latches and flip-flops.

Digital Circuits
 Therefore digital circuits can provide both logic and memory, enabling them
to perform computations.
 Digital circuit is used to create general purpose computing chips like
microprocessors and application specific integrated circuits.

Schematic Circuit Diagrams
 A schematic circuit diagram is the representation of components and
interconnections in a circuit.
 It uses standardised symbols without using the actual image of the
component.
 Circuit diagrams are used for design, construction and maintenance of
the electrical and electronic equipment.
 Though schematic circuit diagram is not standardised

 The schematic diagrams are organised on a page from left to right and top
to bottom.
 E.g. In signaling circuitry the antenna is to the left and speaker to the right.
 Similarly, positive power supply at the top of the page, with ground and
negative supply at the bottom.
 Relay logic line diagrams also use standardised methods to represent
schematic diagrams.

 A vertical power supply rail at the left and another on the right with the
components strung between them representing a ladder.
 Hence, it is also called as ladder logic diagram.

Electronic Switch Circuit
 A switch is an electrical device used to interrupt the flow of current in the
circuit.
 These are essentially binary devices which are either completely ON or
completely OFF.
 Besides ON/OFF switches controls the work of a circuit and activates
different features of the circuit.
 Switches are the mechanical devices with two or more terminals
 These are connected to the metal contacts.

 When the contacts are together, the switch is closed.
 Thus the current flows and switch is ON.
 When the contact is apart, the switch is open and no current flows.

 The circuitry shows how the switch is used to control the current flow in
the bulb.

Below Are The Various Switches Used in the Electronic
Circuits
 Toggle Switch
 Push Button Switch
 Selector Switch
 Joystick
 Liquid Level Switch

Toggle Switch
Various Switches Used in the Electronic Circuits
 The toggle switch is actuated by a lever angled in one or more positions.
 The lever flips up or down to close or open the contact.
 The light switches used in the household are the example of a toggle switch.

Push Button Switch
 Push button switch is a two-position device actuated with a button to
open and close the contacts.
 Each time you push the button the contact alternates between the open
and close.

 Selector switches are actuated with a rotary knob or a lever to select one or
two positions.
 Selector switch can either rest in any of their positions like the toggle switch.
Selector Switch

Joystick
 A joystick switch is triggered by a lever free to move in more than one
axis of motion.
 The circle and dot notation on the switch symbol indicate the direction of
joystick lever motion that is required to trigger the contact.
 Joystick hand switches are used to control crane, robot and in games.

 A floating object is used to activate the switch mechanism when the liquid
level rises to a fixed point.
 When the liquid level reaches a point, the floating object closes the circuit.
 This closed circuit conducts, making it perform the specific task.

Various Other Switches Used In Electronic Circuits
 Lever actuator limit switch.
 Pressure switch.
 Proximity switch.
 Speed switch.
 Nuclear level switch.

Electronic Circuit Design
 Electronic circuit design consists of analysis and synthesis of electronic
circuits.
 While designing an analog circuit or digital circuit the designer should be
able to predict the voltage and current at every node in the circuit.
 All linear circuits and simple non-linear circuits can be analysed by hand
using mathematical computations.
 While software is used to analyse the complex circuits.

 Electronic circuit design simulation software allows the developer to design
circuits more effectively and accurately.
 Electronic circuit design simulation software reduces the
• Time
• Cost
• Risk involved in developing the circuit prototypes

Circuit Board Simulator
 The electronic circuit simulator uses mathematical models to replicate
the behaviour of an actual electronic circuit.
 Simulation software allows for modelling of circuit operation and is an
invaluable analysis tool.
 Limitation of the breadboard and expensive tools like photomasks for
integrated circuits
 Most of the IC design relies on simulation.

 SPICE is the simulator of analog circuits.
 Verilog and VHDL are best known for the digital simulations.
 Circuit board simulators make an ease of developing a large circuit, there
is complexities in the simulation process.
 Process variations occur when a design is fabricated.
 Circuit simulators do not consider these variations.
 Even though the variations are small they affect the output significantly.

Conclusion
 Electronic circuits are used in computations, data transfer and signal
amplifications. Nowadays, instead of connecting the components
through a wire, components are soldered to the interconnections which
are created on the printed circuit board (PCB) to form a finished circuit.
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