A Course based Project report on
BINARY COMPUTING DEVICE
Submitted in fulfilment for the award of the credits
Bachelor of Technology in Robotics &
Automation
by
GURU BASAVARAJ N C (R23EO008)
NANDAKISHOR K G (R23EO020)
SAMEER (R24EO801)
SCHOOL OF ELECTRONICS AND
COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
REVA UNIVERSITY
BENGALURU
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We as a team would like to express our sincere gratitude to
Dr. Prasenjit Debnath and for their guidance and support
throughout this project and to REVA UNIVERSITY for
providing the resources necessary for the successful
completion of this project.
Prepared by:
Guru Basavaraj N C(R23EO08)
Nandakishor K G
(R23EO020) Sameer
(R24EO801)
Presented as part of odd semester credit
course: Course Based Project for Sensors and
Actuators
ABSTRACT
This project presents the design and
implementation of a 6-bit binary computing
device using basic
logic gates: AND, OR, and NOT gates. The
device performs fundamental binary
operations such as
addition, comparison, and logical operations.
The project aims to demonstrate how complex
computational tasks can be achieved using
simple digital logic components. The
implementation
involves designing a circuit, constructing it on
a breadboard, and testing its functionality.
This device
has applications in educational purposes,
basic computing, and demonstrating binary
operations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER TITLE PAGE
NUMBER
1 Abstract 3
2 Introduction 5
3 Objectives 6
4 Components 7
required and their
functions
5 Circuit diagram 8-10
6 Working 11
7 Construction 12
8 Applications 13
9 Conclusion 14
10 References 15
INTRODUCTION
Binary computing is the foundation of
digital electronics and modern computing
systems. It uses
binary digits (0 and 1) to perform
calculations and logical operations. This
project focuses on
building a binary computing device
capable of performing 6-bit operations. By
utilizing basic logic
gates, the project provides insights into
the principles of digital electronics and
their practical
applications.
OBJECTIVES
1. Design a 6-bit binary computing
device using basic logic gates.
2. Implement operations such as
binary addition, comparison, and
logical operations.
3. Demonstrate the working principles
of digital logic circuits.
4. Provide a hands-on learning
experience in digital electronics.
COMPONENTS REQUIRED
AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
1. Logic Gates (ICs):
- 7408 (AND Gate): Performs the
logical AND operation. - 7432 (OR
Gate): Performs the logical OR
operation.
- 7404 (NOT Gate): Performs the
logical NOT operation.
2. 6-bit Input Switches: For
providing binary inputs manually.
3. LEDs: To display the outputs of
the operations.
4. Breadboard: For assembling the circuit.
5. Jumper Wires: For
connections between
components.
6. Resistors (330 Ohm): To limit
the current through LEDs.
7. Power Supply (5V DC): To power
the logic gates.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
WORKING
1. Binary Addition:
- Inputs are provided using switches.
- A combination of AND, OR, and
NOT gates is used to design a 6-bit
adder.
- Carry propagation and sum outputs
are displayed using LEDs.
2. Logical Operations:
- For AND and OR operations, inputs
are passed through the respective
gates.
- Output LEDs display the
results.3. Comparison:
- Outputs from XOR gates (designed
using basic gates) indicate whether
two binary numbers are
equal.
CONSTRUCTION
1. Assemble the circuit on a
breadboard as per the schematic.
2. Connect switches to the inputs of
logic gates.
3. Use jumper wires to connect
gates according to the required
operations.
4. Attach LEDs to the outputs
with resistors.
5. Power the circuit using a 5V DC supply.
6. Test the circuit by toggling
input switches and observing
outputs.
APPLICATIONS
1. Educational Tools: Demonstrates
binary operations and logic gates.
2. Basic Computing: Provides a
foundation for understanding
complex digital systems.
3. Prototyping: Useful for
prototyping simple digital logic
circuits
CONCLUSION
The Binary Computing Device successfully
computes the operators using the IC’s 7404, 7408,
7432. and it can be upgraded to compute more
number of bits and more operations.
REFERENCES
Online resources and datasheets for
7408, 7432, and 7404 ICs.4.
Tutorials on digital electronics from
educational platforms like Coursera
and edX.
