Pulse Digital Circuits (PDC)

Learn Pulse Digital Circuits (PDC) the exam way—clear concepts, worked examples, and 70 focused lessons in electronics engineering.

Instructor: DAKALA SREENIVASULU

Last updated Aug 2026 en

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Course content

5 sections · 70 lectures

Lec 01: Introduction to linear wave shaping, RC network with Sinusoidal Preview
Lec 02: Low Pass RC network with Step input
Lec 03: Expression for Rise time and its relation with 3 dB frequency
Lec 04: Low pass RC network with Pulse input
Lec 05: Low pass RC network with square wave input
Lec 06: Low pass RC network with ramp input
Lec 07: Low pass RC network with exponential input
Lec 08: Low pass RC circuit as integrator
Lec 09: Problems on Low pass RC network
Lec 10: High pass RC circuit with sine wave input
Lec 11: High pass RC circuit with step input
Lec 12: High pass RC circuit with pulse input
Lec 13: High pass RC circuit with square wave input
Lec 14: Expression for the percentage tilt in High pass RC circuit
Lec 15: High pass RC circuit with Ramp input
Lec 16: High pass RC circuit with exponential input
Lec 17: High pass RC circuit as differentiator
Lec 18: Attenuators
Lec 19: RL and RLC circuits
Lec 20: RLC parallel circuits

Lec 21: Non linear wave shaping introduction Preview
Lec 22: Shunt type clippers part 1
Lec 23: Shunt type clippers part 2
Lec 24: Series clippers part 1
Lec 25: Series clippers part 2
Lec 26: Single ended clipping circuits part 1
Lec 27: Single ended clipping circuits part 2
Lec 28: Clipping at two independent levels
Lec 29: Some double ended clipping circuits
Lec 30: Noise clippers
Lec 31: Transistor clippers
Lec 32: Emitter coupled clippers
Lec 33: Comparators
Lec 34: Clampers Negative clamper
Lec 35: Clamping circuit theorem

Lec 36: Switching characteristics of diode Preview
Lec 37 : Storage and transition times of diode
Lec 38: Piece-wise linear and breakdown in p-n junction diode
Lec 39: Transistor as a switch
Lec 40: Transistor switching times
Lec 41: Design of a transisor switch

Lec 42: Introduction to multivibrators Preview
Lec 43: Bistable Multivibrators_Part1
Lec 44: Bistable Multivibrators_Part2
Lec 45: Bistable Multivibrators_Part3
Lec 46: Bistable Multivibrators | Commutating capacitors
Lec 47: Bistable Multivibrators | Triggering the binary
Lec 48: Bistable Multivibrators | Triggering unsymmetrically through a unilateral device
Lec 49: Bistable Multivibrators | Triggering symmetrically through a unilateral device
Lec 50: Bistable Multivibrators | A direct connected binary
Lec 51: Schmitt Trigger | Emitter coupled bistable multivibrator
Lec 52: Schmitt Trigger | Derivation of expression for UTP
Lec 53: Schmitt Trigger | Derivation of expression for LTP
Lec 54: Monostable multivibrator
Lec 55: Monostable Multivibrator | Expression for the gate width T
Lec 56: Monostable Multivibrator | Expression for the gate width T considering the reverse saturation current
Lec 57: Monostable Multivibrator | Voltage to Time converter
Lec 58: Astable multivibrator
Lec 59: Astable multivibrator | Expression for the frequency of oscillation
Lec 60: Astable multivibrator | voltage to frequency converter

Lec 61: Monostable multivibrator | Designing _Part1 Preview
Lec 62: Monostable multivibrator | Designing _Part2
Lec 63: Monostable multivibrator | Design of a triggering pulse
Lec 64: Monostable multivibrator | Emitter coupled
Lec 65: Monostable multivibrator | Expression for gate width in Emitter coupled
Lec 66: Astable multivibrator | Designing _Part1
Lec 67: Astable multivibrator | Designing _Part2
Lec 68: Astable multivibrator | Designing _Part3
Lec 69: astable multivibrator | Emitter coupled
Lec 70: Astable multivibrator | Period calculation of Emitter coupled

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Description

Pulse Digital Circuits (PDC) is an exam-focused electronics engineering programme designed for ECE / EEE learners building circuit and digital fundamentals for exams (all levels). Lessons are paced for semester revision and competitive practice, with clear explanations you can replay anytime.

You will build device and system intuition for Pulse Digital Circuits (PDC), linking theory to typical university numericals and design questions. Syllabus highlights include LINEAR WAVE SHAPING, NON LINEAR WAVE SHAPING, SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS, MULTIVIBRATORS, and DESIGNING OF MULTIVIBRATORS. Across 70 lessons, you will move from foundations to problem-solving patterns that show up in university papers and placement tests.

Taught by DAKALA SREENIVASULU, this course keeps theory short and practice heavy—so you can revise faster, spot examiner cues, and build confidence before mocks and finals.