I don' get how you're 100000000 times better than my professor. He gets paid a lot of money to teach us this Digital Electronics Course and the stuff he lectures us about is not detailed like this. I am wondering what he is getting paid to do this honestly. I shouldn't have to youtube these lessons, I am paying thousands of dollars to learn this content and here I am listening to your lessons which are 100% better than my "Professor". I just wanna thank you for putting up these videos they help a ton. Without you I would probably fail this course or have to spend countless extra hours trying to understand so thank you so so much.
your professor is very bad, my professor takes very few money and explains very badly, atleast he is not well paid, but your professor is paid thousands of dollars yet explains poorly, where is this world going to???????
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What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me Don't hurtz me no more What is Cache? Baby, don't bottleneck me Don't bottleneck me no more Oh, I don't know why you're overclocking You deny the heat, but the fans keep spinning Oh, I give you my cores, but you just keep tasking What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me Don't hurtz me no more What is RAM? Baby, don't lag on me Don't lag on me no more What is Code? Baby, don't bug me Don't bug me no more Oh, I don't know why you're overclocking You deny the heat, but the fans keep spinning Oh, I give you my cores, but you just keep tasking What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me Don't hurtz me no more I don't know what you're processing But it's taking all my cycles away I'm stuck in a loop, can't escape your command What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me Don't hurtz me no more Oh, I don't know why you're overclocking You deny the heat, but the fans keep spinning Oh, I give you my cores, but you just keep tasking What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me Don't hurtz me no more
Your videos saved my life. I have to teach these concepts as a teaching assistant to my bachelor students on the topic electronic systems. you have covered all the concepts in the syllabus.
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Every computer contains an internal clock that regulates the rate at which instructions are executed and synchronizes all the various computer components. The CPU requires a fixed number of clock ticks (or clock cycles) to execute each instruction. The faster the clock, the more instructions the CPU can execute per second. A Crystal oscillator is used inside which generates such a 'clock signal' to synchronize activities and coordinate the working of various digital circuits.
vishnu priyan thanks sir . So you say that both the clocks are different. Clocks in cpu are different from clocks in memory chips in their operation.Am i correct?
The system clock is needed to synchronize all components on the motherboard, which means they all do their work only if the clock is high; never when it's low. And because the clock speed is set above the longest time any signal needs to propagate through any circuit on the board, this system is preventing signals from arriving before other signals are ready and thus keeps everything safe and synchronized. The CPU clock has the same purpose, but is only used on the chip itself. Because the CPU needs to perform more operations per time than the motherboard, the CPU clock is much higher. And because we don't want to have another oscillator (e.g. because they also would need to be synchronized), the CPU just takes the system clock and multiplies it by a number, which is either fixed or unlocked (black edition models). Now this CPU clock is sent and the 'registers' use (aka memory elements) so if a positive edge triggered clock is used then for every such 'high' clock the register loads any input it receives. As soon as the data is loaded it appears on the outputs, and stays there steady throughout the rest of the clock cycle. And CPU uses it. IT ALL HAPPENS SO SO FAST. Read more about this from this amazing website with a image (at the end) will help you!! cpuville.com/Educational/Registers.html
in your 'Difference between latches & flip flops' presentation you told flip flop is functional ONLY in edge triggering. But in this presentation you have mentioned it is functional in LEVEL or EDGE triggering. So which one is correct? PLease clarify !
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a clock signal oscillates between a high and a low state and is used like a metronome to coordinate actions of digital circuits. A clock signal is produced by a clock generator
well i think in the duty signal ratio of time signal being high was not 50 % (as you can see more troughs than crests in time "t" ).instead it should have been 44.4% . its not serious issue but I just pointed out .you explain so well .thanks again.
sir you have explained the whole process so nicely well this gonna work a lot in my final exams thanks a lot again sir and i will donate as much as i will be able to
explanation is super more than iits only one thing is other subjects also required this type of explanations...like CMOS ,VLSI front end,back end....that will help for fresher s for job..I am requesting u plz try this also...
Sir where is 121 lecture sir srsly ur lecture is very nyc now in my clg sir is explning this thing i hate this subject when i start watching ur lecture i like this subject thnk u so much sir
thank you sir for uploading such helpful videos ... these videos are really very beneficial for us ...... will you please upload videos for analog circuits....
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only differnce between latch and flip flop is that latch is level trigerred and ff is edge trigerred. so the first case you told was of latch not of flip flop when clock was applied.
Thank you so much for the videos it helps me understand digital design very simple.... thank you so much... Thanks for ur great work Sir... kindly if possible please do the videos on CLOCK DIVIDERS AND CLOCK DOMAIN CROSSING TECHNIQUES, then it will be much helpful for us... Thank you..
man!- at every point of time when a get a doubt in between video the next second he goes on explaining- the doubt it feels like i directly asked the doubt and got the answer even this is a video
We give clock and then change the inputs, will the sequential circuit still work? You said this was a problem in the latches that's why clock has been introduced.
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I don' get how you're 100000000 times better than my professor. He gets paid a lot of money to teach us this Digital Electronics Course and the stuff he lectures us about is not detailed like this. I am wondering what he is getting paid to do this honestly. I shouldn't have to youtube these lessons, I am paying thousands of dollars to learn this content and here I am listening to your lessons which are 100% better than my "Professor". I just wanna thank you for putting up these videos they help a ton. Without you I would probably fail this course or have to spend countless extra hours trying to understand so thank you so so much.
your professor is very bad, my professor takes very few money and explains very badly, atleast he is not well paid, but your professor is paid thousands of dollars yet explains poorly, where is this world going to???????
Welcome to university my friend .
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sir, I swear that, I will surely donate to your channel once if I get a job. Now, I am studying in college and will finish after 2 years. Your lectures are very useful for me sir.
No words to describe my gratitude towards you...
i have
1. to submit my DDCO assignment tomorrow
2. Viva on Data structures tomorrow
3. one Data science project to complete at the end of this week.
4. online classes going on NOW
BUT still i came here to watch your videos because you're awesome teacher
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I love when they guy says "it is nothing but ...", he just gave the simpliest meaning of the hard stuff while professor in the college won't do it at ALLLLLLL
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Still helping students 6 years after the video was posted
9 years
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What is clock, baby don't Hertz me
No more! No more! 🎶
What is Clock?
Baby, don't hurtz me
Don't hurtz me no more
What is Cache?
Baby, don't bottleneck me
Don't bottleneck me no more
Oh, I don't know why you're overclocking
You deny the heat, but the fans keep spinning
Oh, I give you my cores, but you just keep tasking
What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me
Don't hurtz me no more
What is RAM?
Baby, don't lag on me
Don't lag on me no more
What is Code?
Baby, don't bug me
Don't bug me no more
Oh, I don't know why you're overclocking
You deny the heat, but the fans keep spinning
Oh, I give you my cores, but you just keep tasking
What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me
Don't hurtz me no more
I don't know what you're processing
But it's taking all my cycles away
I'm stuck in a loop, can't escape your command
What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me
Don't hurtz me no more
Oh, I don't know why you're overclocking
You deny the heat, but the fans keep spinning
Oh, I give you my cores, but you just keep tasking
What is Clock? Baby, don't hurtz me
Don't hurtz me no more
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Your videos saved my life. I have to teach these concepts as a teaching assistant to my bachelor students on the topic electronic systems. you have covered all the concepts in the syllabus.
These videos are extremely helpful. They make everything so clear!
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thank you ! your videos are truly helpful , having final exams (digital electronics and analog electronics )
Studying software engineering & Information tech. , thanks again !
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These comments are right: you're seriously doing a better job than my professor, too. I've learned more from the past five three lectures than I have from all the classes I've attended on computer architecture. Keep up the good work! 👏👏👏
Its really tooo much much helpful, you are absolutely amazing i studied my 3rd sem didgital electronics whole lesson fron your page and my concept is totally clear ...... I can able to solve any problem ..... i am a computer science engineering student and thanks for those videos......
Awesome lecture man, but is this clock the same clock of computer processor
Every computer contains an internal clock that regulates the rate at which instructions are executed and synchronizes all the various computer components. The CPU requires a fixed number of clock ticks (or clock cycles) to execute each instruction. The faster the clock, the more instructions the CPU can execute per second. A Crystal oscillator is used inside which generates such a 'clock signal' to synchronize activities and coordinate the working of various digital circuits.
vishnu priyan thanks sir . So you say that both the clocks are different. Clocks in cpu are different from clocks in memory chips in their operation.Am i correct?
The system clock is needed to synchronize all components on the motherboard, which means they all do their work only if the clock is high; never when it's low. And because the clock speed is set above the longest time any signal needs to propagate through any circuit on the board, this system is preventing signals from arriving before other signals are ready and thus keeps everything safe and synchronized. The CPU clock has the same purpose, but is only used on the chip itself. Because the CPU needs to perform more operations per time than the motherboard, the CPU clock is much higher. And because we don't want to have another oscillator (e.g. because they also would need to be synchronized), the CPU just takes the system clock and multiplies it by a number, which is either fixed or unlocked (black edition models). Now this CPU clock is sent and the 'registers' use (aka memory elements) so if a positive edge triggered clock is used then for every such 'high' clock the register loads any input it receives. As soon as the data is loaded it appears on the outputs, and stays there steady throughout the rest of the clock cycle. And CPU uses it. IT ALL HAPPENS SO SO FAST. Read more about this from this amazing website with a image (at the end) will help you!!
cpuville.com/Educational/Registers.html
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in your 'Difference between latches & flip flops' presentation you told flip flop is functional ONLY in edge triggering. But in this presentation you have mentioned it is functional in LEVEL or EDGE triggering. So which one is correct? PLease clarify !
very nice explanation in simple words, thanks
seriously speaking... after going through all d videos it was a wonderful experience.. day by day am getting more excited to learn from these videos... thank u so much.
To those complaining why are they paying their university fees, so as to get that damn Certificate of passing Engineering. LoL.
BTW Neso is really helping me revise topics which I learned 4 years ago. Thank you neso.
You have explained very well, sir
a clock signal oscillates between a high and a low state and is used like a metronome to coordinate actions of digital circuits. A clock signal is produced by a clock generator
You are much better than professor at iit guwahati in teaching.
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Thank you sir for excellent presentation
well i think in the duty signal ratio of time signal being high was not 50 % (as you can see more troughs than crests in time "t" ).instead it should have been 44.4% . its not serious issue but I just pointed out .you explain so well .thanks again.
sir you have explained the whole process so nicely well this gonna work a lot in my final exams thanks a lot again sir and i will donate as much as i will be able to
Wow! Thank you for clear explanation. Thank you Thank you Thank you 😊
explanation is super more than iits only one thing is other subjects also required this type of explanations...like CMOS ,VLSI front end,back end....that will help for fresher s for job..I am requesting u plz try this also...
Thank you very much sir. I have my midsem after 3 hrs and I am starting now 🙂
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Sir where is 121 lecture sir srsly ur lecture is very nyc now in my clg sir is explning this thing i hate this subject when i start watching ur lecture i like this subject thnk u so much sir
Thanks , it's really useful to me
thank you sir for uploading such helpful videos ... these videos are really very beneficial for us ...... will you please upload videos for analog circuits....
sir , really very much thankfull to you for providing the knowledge, each and every point is very clear clear clear. excellt . it is an outstanding job , nd i wish u very good luck sir . thank you very very very much sir........
What do we mean with functional : is it when the outputs being changed or just kept in the memory ?
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only differnce between latch and flip flop is that latch is level trigerred and ff is edge trigerred. so the first case you told was of latch not of flip flop when clock was applied.
Sir, Please include Lecture numbers in title also. Sometimes it's hard to find next lecture..
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Thank you so much for the videos it helps me understand digital design very simple.... thank you so much... Thanks for ur great work Sir... kindly if possible please do the videos on CLOCK DIVIDERS AND CLOCK DOMAIN CROSSING TECHNIQUES, then it will be much helpful for us... Thank you..
please put some lectures on asynchronous sequential circuit logic too.....
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Great explanation...
sir please upload the videos which are related to Probability thoery and stochastic processs
man!- at every point of time when a get a doubt in between video the next second he goes on explaining- the doubt
it feels like i directly asked the doubt and got the answer even this is a video
THANK YOU SIR
why we need clock in circuits?
We give clock and then change the inputs, will the sequential circuit still work? You said this was a problem in the latches that's why clock has been introduced.
Priyanka Paul no not actually it will not work
Thank you so much
and i'm paying lakhs to amity just for 9 to 5 duty ......if this man is the reason why i'm able to cope up with those teachers .....they are good but they are not professors ....they are not able to answer most of the questions ...
It's great 👍🏻 n really helpful sir.........thank u so so much sir 🙂
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It's great.Thank you sir
You can combine all of flipflops videos into one. It can better helps :')
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Lol. I think his accent is less heavier and easier to understand than other Indian videos.
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