Fundamentals of Digital Design
Ray Mitchell

Lab Parts List

Four labs are required to be turned in as indicated in the assignment schedule.  All must be completed outside of class then brought in and demonstrated to the instructor.  Students are free to obtain their own lab parts from any source they prefer but part functionality and quantity used in the labs must not deviate from the following list.  For example, you may substitute a 74F00 or any other TTL family 74x00 for a 74LS00 since they are functionally the same, but you may not use more than one.  Similarly, you may not use a 74x11 at all because no form of it is on the list.  The actual quantity and precise values of the other parts such as resistors, capacitors, and LEDs is not critical as long as you have enough to properly complete the labs.  All parts in the list are available from many sources:

The following list of sources should give you a start on obtaining the required parts:

THE HARD WAY - LOCAL VENDORS: 

            Gateway Electronics, 9222 Chesapeake Dr. (Kearny Mesa), (858)279-6802

            Fry's Electronics, 9825 Stonecrest Bl. (I15 & Arrow Dr), (858)514-6400

            Radio Shack, many locations,

            Target (for the power supply), many locations 

AN EASIER WAY - MAIL ORDER/INTERNET VENDORS:

            JDR Microdevices, 2233 Samaritan Dr., San Jose, Ca. 95124, (800)538-5000 

            Digi-Key Corp., 701 Brooks Ave. So., P.O.Box 677, Thief River Falls, Mn. 56701-0677, (800)344-4539