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                               CONTENT


Experiment                                                                  Page
                               Name of the Experiment
    No.                                                                      No.

                                                                               1
           1             To recognize various component of PC.


                           Dismantling and assembling of PC.                   6
           2


           3
                                 Use of h/w trainer kit.
                                                                             12
                    Simulation of simple fundamental units like
           4                 half adder full adder etc.                      25




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HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS :-



1.PC components.



2. Hardware trainer kit for

    Printer ,SMPS, Motherboard, Real time clock, CPU, Hard disk.



3. Simulation software(XLINIX).




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Lab Experiment No. :- 1




Objective :-
   To Recognize the various components of a       Personal Computer.



Theory:-
The basic components of a PC are

       1.   Input Unit
       2.   Output unit
       3.   Memory unit
       4.   Control unit
       5.   Arithmetic logic unit



Input Unit :-
It is the unit through which data/instructions can be entered into the
computers .

e.g. Keyboard , Mouse etc.



Output Unit :-
It is the unit by which we can get output from the entered input from the
computer.

e.g. Monitors ,Printer, Speaker etc.



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Memory Unit :-
It stores the information by providing facility to the CPU actively by
providing necessary data to CPU.

Memory units are of two types

  1.Primary memory

  2. Secondary memory.

Primary Memory:- It is also of two types:

     i) RAM
     ii) ROM

RAM:- It can be randomly accessed.
       Memory is temporarily used because when the power goes off ,all
the data stored in it are erased.So it is volatile in nature.It can be read and
the data can be written into it.



ROM:- It is also randomly accessed. It is only readmemory unit.It is non-
volatile in nature.

It can be read only but datas can’t be written into it.



ALU:-     It performs arithmetic operation like addition,subtraction etc and
logical operation loke AND,OR,NAND etc. It works in electronic speed but
the device attached to it works in low speed.That’s why processor can
handle all the peripheral devices at a time.

    IT establishes well coordination between other four functional unit.




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CU:-      It is the unit which controls the flow of information through the
processor and coordinate the activities the activities of other unit which are
within it.

So it is the brain within the brain as it controls what happens inside the
processor.

It generate timing signal and control signal for well coordination.



Configurtion of a PC.


SI Name of               Name of         Capacity/frequency          interface
NO component             Manufacturer

1.    Processor
2.    MotherBoard
3.    RAM
4.    HDD
5.    FDD
6.    DVD
7.    TFT/CRT
8.    Keyboard
9.    Mouse
10.   UPS
11.   Cabinet
12.   Speaker




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Processor:-      The microprocessor accepts inputs from the user in the
form of data and instruction. It process the information and instruction and
then send the processed information to the output device.



Motherboard:- It is the main circuit of PC.It conatains the interface for
the microprocessor,BIOS,Memory and storage device neeed to control
peripheral devices such as monitor,keyboard,mouse etc.



RAM:- It stores data temporarily.So it is called volatile.


HDD:- IT is a secondary storage device for permanent data storage
device i.e. placed in the system.It is similar to human brain where all the
past to present events are stored.



DVD RAM: The Digital versatile disc stored digitally.
A DVD writer is a DVD player as well as a writer.




FDD:     It is a n external storage device. It is magnetic round disc enclosed
in a plastic jacket.

Today we have double size high quality to density disk with 1.44 MB of
size.




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Keyboard:- It is a primary input device of the PC similar to type writer.
Mouse:- It is used to point to the desired position in the computer. It is
also an input device.



UPS:- It is the device that produce supply to the PC.
It provides all the time of power cut.So we can save the current data and
shut down properly.



Speaker: It is an output device through which CPU can produce sound
for the user.



TFT monitor:- It is an output device through wich we can read data.


Cabinet:- outer covering of CPU.


Conclusion:-




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EXPERIMENT NO:-02
OBJECTIVES:-         To understand how the different components of PC
are connected to work properly.



Components required:-
1.cabinet

2.SMPS.

3.HDD

4.processor

5.Motherboard

6.Ram

7.IDE cable.

8.ROM

9.System fan and CPU fan.

10.Tool kit

Description:
      The required components are taken and checked whether the
        components are good condition or not.
      At first clean the required components and it should be done with
        paint brush.
      All the components handled with care.
      The step by step procedure should be followed for dismantling and
        assembling of the PC.
      The procedure dismantling and assembling are as follows :



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                               Building TheComputer

           Step 1: Prepare the case
Remove the empty computer case from its packing and remove both side panels and
takeout any items that may be inside the case .Place it on the work space so that the
motherboard facing up.
           Step 2: Installing the Mother Board rises
Inspect whether the motherboard risers are installed properly, if not then install it
properly so that the motherboard will not be in direct contact with the metal case.
           Step 3: Installing the Dives and mother board in the case

 1: Remove side panel
Remove the side panel from the case in order to gain access to the cabinet as well as
the motherboard properly.

 2: Remove front external drive panel
Remove the drive bay blanking the spaces.. So that we can install the required drives
properly and freely.

 3: Installing external drives
With the blanking places removed slide the drives into their corresponding bays.

 4: Case screws
Fix the drives using the case screw provided .The screw should not be so tightly placed,
otherwise it may harm the respective components of the PC.

 5: Fixing the drives
Fix the optical and floppy drives into its places with screwed properly.

 6: Drives installed

                                   The optical and floppy drives located in the correct
                                   bays in the pc case.




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 7: motherboard mask




8: Discard unwanted parts
After everything is in its place just discard the unwanted parts that were present initially
in the case.




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        Step 4 :Installing mother board in the case




1: Installing the Processor

                                 Place the CPU into its slot properly seeing the cut marks
                                 present in the processor for identification. Care must be
                                 given while installing the CPU, if any Pin breaks then the
                                 Processor will become useless. Then place the sink and
                                 CPU fan properly and lock it with the lock provided.




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 2: CPU and Fan


                                         The CPU fan should be placed over the CPU to
                                         keep the processor cool .




                                             Place the RAM into its slots. Press it to
3: Installing the RAM
                                             get the RAM Locked. If the RAM is not
                                             placed properly then the PC will not
                                             start. And will give a beep sound.




4: Installing the power supply
Use the SMPS(Switch Mode Power Supply) cables to give power supply to the
individual components of the PC.



5: Installing The HDD

                                                     The HDD should be Placed in its
                                                     proper place and should be
                                                     connected with the ATA cable or The
                                                     SATA cable as the port may be. And
                                                     power supply should be given to it.




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6: Connecting the case cable
Connect the below cables properly as per instruction. And connect the same cable to
the motherboard also.




Step 5: Closing The system case by cover
Once all the parts of the PC are connected to its slots properly and firmly just close the
system case and screw it properly.

Conclusion :-




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Experiment No. 3
Objective :
               i)Study of Fault analysis point of the CPU trainer kit.

               ii) Study of Dot Matrix Printer.

              iii) To study the Fault analysis points of Dot Matrix printer

              iv) Study of VBMB 40 HD Trainer kit.

              v) Study of real time clock using 465 hard disk driver.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:

   1. CPU Trainer kit
   2. Monitor
   3. Keyboard
   4. Mouse


THEORY :
The CPU Trainer kit has 8 different fault analysis point. To estimate the various
fault covering the individual sections of personal computers

T1: For Keyboard logic

T2 : For BIOS logic

T3: For Hard Disk logic

T4 : For Mouse logic

T5: For Video logic(for synchronization horizontally)

T6: For Video logic(for Vertical synchronization)

T7: For Serial Communication logic

T8: For Parallel Communication logic


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PROCEDURE :
T1:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T1 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptom: Any character that is to be given through the keyboard can not be
displayed or the keyboard can not work properly.

T2:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T2 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptom: Without processing any key the control will automatically flow to the
BIOS

T3:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T3 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptom: The OS will not be properly loaded, HDD will not be initialized

T4:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T4 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptoms: The mouse will not work properly.

T5:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T5 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptoms:Display scroll horizontally




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T6

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T6 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptom:Display scroll vertically

T7:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T7 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptoms: Serial Port does not receive or transmit information to or from its sub
system or interface unit.

T8:

Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T8 in open mode and switch ON the
system.

Symptom:It prints junk character




                                   CPU TRAINER KIT

CONCLUSION 1:




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Objective 2:- Study of Dot Matrix Printer.


EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:
      1.DOT Matrix Printer

         2.Power supply unit

         3.Power cord



DESCRIPTION:


1.Thisthe first type of printer to be used in home and school but they are not used
now-a-days.

2.A Dot Matrix Printer or impact matrix printer is a type of computer printer with a
print head that run back and forth or up and down motion, in the phase and print
by impact , striking an ink soaked cloth ribbon against the paper, much like the
print mechanism on a type writer.

3. Each dot is produced by a tiny metal rod also called a wire or pin which is
driven forward by the power of tiny electromagnet or solenoid either directly or
through small parts.




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ADVANTAGES:



1.Relatively cheap to buy

2.Low operating cost

3.Create carbon copy using carbonated papers.



DISADVANTAGES:



1.Print quality is poor and important documents are not suitable to give managers
or customers.

2.Very Slow

3.Noisy

4.Can not produce colour copies.


CONCLUSION 2:




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OBJECTIVE 3: To study the Fault analysis points of Dot Matrix printer


EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:


1.Dot matrix printer Trainer kit.

2.Power supply



PROCEDURE:



Dot matrix printer Trainer kit has 8 Fault analysis point to identify 8 different fault
generated in DMP Trainer kit.

The fault analysis points are

T1:Power logic

T2.Wrong Character printing

T3.Paper sensor without paper

T4.Print in the same line

T5.Home position

T6.Line space incorrect

T7.Paper out

T8.Single dot or collection of dots are missing




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DESCRIPTION:

T1:

Fault Analysis:T1 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T1 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptom:No printer operation can be performed

T2:

Fault Analysis:T2 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T2 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptom:Printer prints wrong character.

T3:

Fault Analysis:T3 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T3 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptoms:The printer will sense the paper even when the paper is not available for
printing.

T4:

Fault Analysis:T4 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T4 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptom:Overlapping of characters will be identified.

T5:

Fault Analysis:T5 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T5 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptom:Home position sensor may be defective. The sensor will not at the initial
position by pressing initialization button. It will move to the end.

T6:
Fault Analysis:T6 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T6 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.


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Symptoms:Line feeding is not proper.

T7:

Fault Analysis:T7 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T7 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptom:Carriage motor struck while initializing the printer. The sensor can not
be initialized by pressing the initialization button.

T8:

Fault Analysis:T8 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch
off the printer . T8 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem.

Symptom:While printing single dot or line of dots are missing consistently.


CONCLUSION 3:




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OBJECTIVE 4 : Study of VBMB 40 HD Trainer kit.


EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:



1.Micro controller 51EB

2.One Hard Disk

3.VBMB 40 Card

4.One 40 core cable, one 50 core cable and one serial cable

5.Multi output power supply unit

6.one VBMB 40 installer CD

7.One keyboard



PROCEDURE:



1.Go to WINXTALK program

2.Choose open point (the communication setting are already set, do not change).

3.Choose communication window (from the WINXTALK menu or F2 shortcut)

4.From Micro controller type the command “ SM” and press enter

5. You will find # prompt on the monitor and serial mode on the micro 51 LED
display

6.Type command “pi 4100” on the 3 prompt of WINXTALK communication
windows and press enter




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7.From the text file option of WINX communication window choose download
push button(note the number of characters transmitted appear on the status bar of
WINX communication window)

8.Click on # type the command “go 4100” and press enter, the message appears ,
the information about HD that is cylinder, comma, sector etc and the next
command prompt is LBA= 0x00000000,(R)ead , (W)rite,(L)BA , (U)p , (D)own ,
(h)ex dump, (q)uit

9.Press 'L' from key board to select the hexa decimal address , then provide the
address value suppose “55”

10.Once again the previous command prompt LBA= 0x00000000,(R)ead ,
(W)rite,(L)BA , (U)p , (D)own , (h)ex dump, (q)uit will appear.

11.Choose 'R' and ' H' to see the information stored in the address of the HD.

12.Press “INT” key from the micro 51EB then # prompt will appear on the WINX
communication window.

13.Type the command “FP 600061ff 77” (here 77 is data) then press enter.

14.At the # prompt once again type the command “go 4100” and press enter.

15.Press “L” key from the key board and provide LBA address “55” then press
enter.

16.At the command prompt LBA= 0x00000000,(R)ead , (W)rite,(L)BA , (U)p ,
(D)own , (h)ex dump, (q)uit will appear. Then press “W” key when warning
message will appear then press “Y” “sector write OK” .

17.At LBA prompt press 'R' and 'H' , you can see the written in the HD




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                         MICRO 51 EB                                   50 and
40 CORE CABLE




                                 VBMB 40 CARD




CONCLUSION 4:




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OBJECTIVE 5 : Study of real time clock using 465 hard disk driver.



EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:


1.VBMB 15 card

2.PCI driver

3.50 core cable



PROCEDURE:


1.Open PLXP on the desktop, go to command click on it.

2.Reset COP then open my computer.

3.Go to CD-drive click on VPCI-107 then click on program.

4.Then double click on VBMB 15 exe file.

5.One black screen will come and it will ask for confirmation. Enter 'y' then give
value for hour,minute and second.

6.The given time will be displayed in real-time clock kit.




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                         PCI DRIVER         REAL TIME CLOCK




                                           VBMB 15 CARD




CONCLUSION 5:




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EXPERIMENT NO.4


OBJECTIVE:-
Simulation of fundamental unit like
                   1. Half adder
                   2. Full adder and
                   3. Multiplexer

Software required:-

 XILINX ISE 9.1i

Theory:-
  Halfadder:-

Procedure:-
      Step1:
            To simulate the functional working of Halfadder we need XILINX 9.1i to
            run in Admin mode as shown below.




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            Step2:
            Go to file menu and chose new project.




 Step3:
 Type the project name and then choose the top level source type as
HDL.




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            Stpe4:
            Set the parameter in the window as
               Family- Spantan3
               Device-XC3S200
               Package-FT256
               Speed- 4
               Preferred Language-VHDL
              And press next




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            Step5:
              Choose the new source and press next and whenever the new window
            open,Put the same file name and choose VHDL module
            .




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            Step6:

            In the next window input two port name as input1 and input2 and direction as
            in.Then input two port name as sum and carry and set direction as out.




            Step7: And press next.




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            Step8: Press next




            Step9: Press next




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            Step10: Press next




            Step11:Press finish




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            Step12: Write the HDL code for half adder followed by begin.




            Step13:
             Double click on the Synthesize.xst and go to check syntax and if error not
            found the following screen appear.




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            Step14:
            Then click on the view RTL schme




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            Step15:Then following output screen output screen appear.




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Conclusion:-




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            FULL ADDER

            Theory:




            Procedure

            Step1:
            To simulate the functional working of full adder we need XILINX 9.1i to run in
            Admin mode as shown below.




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            Step2:
            Go to file menu and chose new project.




 Step3:
  Type the project name and then choose the top level source type as HDL.




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              Stpe4:
            Set the parameter in the window as
               Family- Spantan3
               Device-XC3S200
               Package-FT256
              Speed- 4
              Preferred Language-VHDL
            And press next




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Step5:
 Choose the new source and press next and whenever the new window open, Put the
same file name and choose VHDL module




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            Step6:
            In the next window input two port name as input1 and input2 and direction as
            in.Then input two port name as sum and carry and set direction as out.




            Step7: And press next.




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            Step8: Press next




            Step9: Press next




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            Step10: Press next




            Step11:Press finish




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            Step12: Write the HDL code for half adder followed by begin.




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            Step13:
             Double click on the Synthesize.xst and go to check syntax and if
            error not found the following screen appear.




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            Step14:
            Then click on the view RTL schme




            Step15:Then following output screen output screen appear.




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Conclusion:-




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            MULTIPLEXER

            Step1:
            To simulate the functional working of full adder we need XILINX 9.1i to run in
            Admin mode as shown below.




            Step2:
            Go to file menu and chose new project.




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Step3
Type the project name and then choose the top level source type as HDL.




            Stpe4:
            Set the parameter in the window as
               Family- Spantan3
               Device-XC3S200
               Package-FT256
              Speed- 4
              Preferred Language-VHDL
            And press next




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Step5:
 Choose the new source and press next and whenever the new
window open, Put the same file name and choose VHDL module




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            Step6:

            In the next window input two port name as input1 and input2
            and direction as in.Then input two port name as sum and carry
            and set direction as out.




            Step7: And press next.




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            Step8: And press next




            Step9: And press next




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            Step10: And press finish




            Step12: Write the HDL code for half adder followed by begin




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            Step13:
             Double click on the Synthesize.xst and go to check syntax and
            if error not found the following screen appear.




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            Step14:Then following output screen output screen appear




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            Conclusion:-




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computer architecture lab manual

  • 1. Department Of CSE & IT CONTENT Experiment Page Name of the Experiment No. No. 1 1 To recognize various component of PC. Dismantling and assembling of PC. 6 2 3 Use of h/w trainer kit. 12 Simulation of simple fundamental units like 4 half adder full adder etc. 25 Page | 1 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 2. Department Of CSE & IT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS :- 1.PC components. 2. Hardware trainer kit for Printer ,SMPS, Motherboard, Real time clock, CPU, Hard disk. 3. Simulation software(XLINIX). Page | 2 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 3. Department Of CSE & IT Lab Experiment No. :- 1 Objective :- To Recognize the various components of a Personal Computer. Theory:- The basic components of a PC are 1. Input Unit 2. Output unit 3. Memory unit 4. Control unit 5. Arithmetic logic unit Input Unit :- It is the unit through which data/instructions can be entered into the computers . e.g. Keyboard , Mouse etc. Output Unit :- It is the unit by which we can get output from the entered input from the computer. e.g. Monitors ,Printer, Speaker etc. Page | 3 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 4. Department Of CSE & IT Memory Unit :- It stores the information by providing facility to the CPU actively by providing necessary data to CPU. Memory units are of two types 1.Primary memory 2. Secondary memory. Primary Memory:- It is also of two types: i) RAM ii) ROM RAM:- It can be randomly accessed. Memory is temporarily used because when the power goes off ,all the data stored in it are erased.So it is volatile in nature.It can be read and the data can be written into it. ROM:- It is also randomly accessed. It is only readmemory unit.It is non- volatile in nature. It can be read only but datas can’t be written into it. ALU:- It performs arithmetic operation like addition,subtraction etc and logical operation loke AND,OR,NAND etc. It works in electronic speed but the device attached to it works in low speed.That’s why processor can handle all the peripheral devices at a time. IT establishes well coordination between other four functional unit. Page | 4 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 5. Department Of CSE & IT CU:- It is the unit which controls the flow of information through the processor and coordinate the activities the activities of other unit which are within it. So it is the brain within the brain as it controls what happens inside the processor. It generate timing signal and control signal for well coordination. Configurtion of a PC. SI Name of Name of Capacity/frequency interface NO component Manufacturer 1. Processor 2. MotherBoard 3. RAM 4. HDD 5. FDD 6. DVD 7. TFT/CRT 8. Keyboard 9. Mouse 10. UPS 11. Cabinet 12. Speaker Page | 5 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 6. Department Of CSE & IT Processor:- The microprocessor accepts inputs from the user in the form of data and instruction. It process the information and instruction and then send the processed information to the output device. Motherboard:- It is the main circuit of PC.It conatains the interface for the microprocessor,BIOS,Memory and storage device neeed to control peripheral devices such as monitor,keyboard,mouse etc. RAM:- It stores data temporarily.So it is called volatile. HDD:- IT is a secondary storage device for permanent data storage device i.e. placed in the system.It is similar to human brain where all the past to present events are stored. DVD RAM: The Digital versatile disc stored digitally. A DVD writer is a DVD player as well as a writer. FDD: It is a n external storage device. It is magnetic round disc enclosed in a plastic jacket. Today we have double size high quality to density disk with 1.44 MB of size. Page | 6 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 7. Department Of CSE & IT Keyboard:- It is a primary input device of the PC similar to type writer. Mouse:- It is used to point to the desired position in the computer. It is also an input device. UPS:- It is the device that produce supply to the PC. It provides all the time of power cut.So we can save the current data and shut down properly. Speaker: It is an output device through which CPU can produce sound for the user. TFT monitor:- It is an output device through wich we can read data. Cabinet:- outer covering of CPU. Conclusion:- Page | 7 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 8. Department Of CSE & IT EXPERIMENT NO:-02 OBJECTIVES:- To understand how the different components of PC are connected to work properly. Components required:- 1.cabinet 2.SMPS. 3.HDD 4.processor 5.Motherboard 6.Ram 7.IDE cable. 8.ROM 9.System fan and CPU fan. 10.Tool kit Description:  The required components are taken and checked whether the components are good condition or not.  At first clean the required components and it should be done with paint brush.  All the components handled with care.  The step by step procedure should be followed for dismantling and assembling of the PC.  The procedure dismantling and assembling are as follows : Page | 8 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 9. Department Of CSE & IT Building TheComputer Step 1: Prepare the case Remove the empty computer case from its packing and remove both side panels and takeout any items that may be inside the case .Place it on the work space so that the motherboard facing up. Step 2: Installing the Mother Board rises Inspect whether the motherboard risers are installed properly, if not then install it properly so that the motherboard will not be in direct contact with the metal case. Step 3: Installing the Dives and mother board in the case 1: Remove side panel Remove the side panel from the case in order to gain access to the cabinet as well as the motherboard properly. 2: Remove front external drive panel Remove the drive bay blanking the spaces.. So that we can install the required drives properly and freely. 3: Installing external drives With the blanking places removed slide the drives into their corresponding bays. 4: Case screws Fix the drives using the case screw provided .The screw should not be so tightly placed, otherwise it may harm the respective components of the PC. 5: Fixing the drives Fix the optical and floppy drives into its places with screwed properly. 6: Drives installed The optical and floppy drives located in the correct bays in the pc case. Page | 9 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 10. Department Of CSE & IT 7: motherboard mask 8: Discard unwanted parts After everything is in its place just discard the unwanted parts that were present initially in the case. Page | 10 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 11. Department Of CSE & IT Step 4 :Installing mother board in the case 1: Installing the Processor Place the CPU into its slot properly seeing the cut marks present in the processor for identification. Care must be given while installing the CPU, if any Pin breaks then the Processor will become useless. Then place the sink and CPU fan properly and lock it with the lock provided. Page | 11 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 12. Department Of CSE & IT 2: CPU and Fan The CPU fan should be placed over the CPU to keep the processor cool . Place the RAM into its slots. Press it to 3: Installing the RAM get the RAM Locked. If the RAM is not placed properly then the PC will not start. And will give a beep sound. 4: Installing the power supply Use the SMPS(Switch Mode Power Supply) cables to give power supply to the individual components of the PC. 5: Installing The HDD The HDD should be Placed in its proper place and should be connected with the ATA cable or The SATA cable as the port may be. And power supply should be given to it. Page | 12 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 13. Department Of CSE & IT 6: Connecting the case cable Connect the below cables properly as per instruction. And connect the same cable to the motherboard also. Step 5: Closing The system case by cover Once all the parts of the PC are connected to its slots properly and firmly just close the system case and screw it properly. Conclusion :- Page | 13 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 14. Department Of CSE & IT Experiment No. 3 Objective : i)Study of Fault analysis point of the CPU trainer kit. ii) Study of Dot Matrix Printer. iii) To study the Fault analysis points of Dot Matrix printer iv) Study of VBMB 40 HD Trainer kit. v) Study of real time clock using 465 hard disk driver. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: 1. CPU Trainer kit 2. Monitor 3. Keyboard 4. Mouse THEORY : The CPU Trainer kit has 8 different fault analysis point. To estimate the various fault covering the individual sections of personal computers T1: For Keyboard logic T2 : For BIOS logic T3: For Hard Disk logic T4 : For Mouse logic T5: For Video logic(for synchronization horizontally) T6: For Video logic(for Vertical synchronization) T7: For Serial Communication logic T8: For Parallel Communication logic Page | 14 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 15. Department Of CSE & IT PROCEDURE : T1: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T1 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptom: Any character that is to be given through the keyboard can not be displayed or the keyboard can not work properly. T2: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T2 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptom: Without processing any key the control will automatically flow to the BIOS T3: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T3 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptom: The OS will not be properly loaded, HDD will not be initialized T4: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T4 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptoms: The mouse will not work properly. T5: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T5 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptoms:Display scroll horizontally Page | 15 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 16. Department Of CSE & IT T6 Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T6 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptom:Display scroll vertically T7: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T7 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptoms: Serial Port does not receive or transmit information to or from its sub system or interface unit. T8: Fault Analysis: Switch off the system, Put T8 in open mode and switch ON the system. Symptom:It prints junk character CPU TRAINER KIT CONCLUSION 1: Page | 16 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 17. Department Of CSE & IT Objective 2:- Study of Dot Matrix Printer. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: 1.DOT Matrix Printer 2.Power supply unit 3.Power cord DESCRIPTION: 1.Thisthe first type of printer to be used in home and school but they are not used now-a-days. 2.A Dot Matrix Printer or impact matrix printer is a type of computer printer with a print head that run back and forth or up and down motion, in the phase and print by impact , striking an ink soaked cloth ribbon against the paper, much like the print mechanism on a type writer. 3. Each dot is produced by a tiny metal rod also called a wire or pin which is driven forward by the power of tiny electromagnet or solenoid either directly or through small parts. Page | 17 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 18. Department Of CSE & IT ADVANTAGES: 1.Relatively cheap to buy 2.Low operating cost 3.Create carbon copy using carbonated papers. DISADVANTAGES: 1.Print quality is poor and important documents are not suitable to give managers or customers. 2.Very Slow 3.Noisy 4.Can not produce colour copies. CONCLUSION 2: Page | 18 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 19. Department Of CSE & IT OBJECTIVE 3: To study the Fault analysis points of Dot Matrix printer EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: 1.Dot matrix printer Trainer kit. 2.Power supply PROCEDURE: Dot matrix printer Trainer kit has 8 Fault analysis point to identify 8 different fault generated in DMP Trainer kit. The fault analysis points are T1:Power logic T2.Wrong Character printing T3.Paper sensor without paper T4.Print in the same line T5.Home position T6.Line space incorrect T7.Paper out T8.Single dot or collection of dots are missing Page | 19 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 20. Department Of CSE & IT DESCRIPTION: T1: Fault Analysis:T1 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T1 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptom:No printer operation can be performed T2: Fault Analysis:T2 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T2 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptom:Printer prints wrong character. T3: Fault Analysis:T3 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T3 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptoms:The printer will sense the paper even when the paper is not available for printing. T4: Fault Analysis:T4 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T4 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptom:Overlapping of characters will be identified. T5: Fault Analysis:T5 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T5 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptom:Home position sensor may be defective. The sensor will not at the initial position by pressing initialization button. It will move to the end. T6: Fault Analysis:T6 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T6 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Page | 20 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 21. Department Of CSE & IT Symptoms:Line feeding is not proper. T7: Fault Analysis:T7 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T7 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptom:Carriage motor struck while initializing the printer. The sensor can not be initialized by pressing the initialization button. T8: Fault Analysis:T8 is normally in closed position, to introduce the problem switch off the printer . T8 is open and switch on the printer to identify the problem. Symptom:While printing single dot or line of dots are missing consistently. CONCLUSION 3: Page | 21 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 22. Department Of CSE & IT OBJECTIVE 4 : Study of VBMB 40 HD Trainer kit. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: 1.Micro controller 51EB 2.One Hard Disk 3.VBMB 40 Card 4.One 40 core cable, one 50 core cable and one serial cable 5.Multi output power supply unit 6.one VBMB 40 installer CD 7.One keyboard PROCEDURE: 1.Go to WINXTALK program 2.Choose open point (the communication setting are already set, do not change). 3.Choose communication window (from the WINXTALK menu or F2 shortcut) 4.From Micro controller type the command “ SM” and press enter 5. You will find # prompt on the monitor and serial mode on the micro 51 LED display 6.Type command “pi 4100” on the 3 prompt of WINXTALK communication windows and press enter Page | 22 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 23. Department Of CSE & IT 7.From the text file option of WINX communication window choose download push button(note the number of characters transmitted appear on the status bar of WINX communication window) 8.Click on # type the command “go 4100” and press enter, the message appears , the information about HD that is cylinder, comma, sector etc and the next command prompt is LBA= 0x00000000,(R)ead , (W)rite,(L)BA , (U)p , (D)own , (h)ex dump, (q)uit 9.Press 'L' from key board to select the hexa decimal address , then provide the address value suppose “55” 10.Once again the previous command prompt LBA= 0x00000000,(R)ead , (W)rite,(L)BA , (U)p , (D)own , (h)ex dump, (q)uit will appear. 11.Choose 'R' and ' H' to see the information stored in the address of the HD. 12.Press “INT” key from the micro 51EB then # prompt will appear on the WINX communication window. 13.Type the command “FP 600061ff 77” (here 77 is data) then press enter. 14.At the # prompt once again type the command “go 4100” and press enter. 15.Press “L” key from the key board and provide LBA address “55” then press enter. 16.At the command prompt LBA= 0x00000000,(R)ead , (W)rite,(L)BA , (U)p , (D)own , (h)ex dump, (q)uit will appear. Then press “W” key when warning message will appear then press “Y” “sector write OK” . 17.At LBA prompt press 'R' and 'H' , you can see the written in the HD Page | 23 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 24. Department Of CSE & IT MICRO 51 EB 50 and 40 CORE CABLE VBMB 40 CARD CONCLUSION 4: Page | 24 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 25. Department Of CSE & IT OBJECTIVE 5 : Study of real time clock using 465 hard disk driver. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED: 1.VBMB 15 card 2.PCI driver 3.50 core cable PROCEDURE: 1.Open PLXP on the desktop, go to command click on it. 2.Reset COP then open my computer. 3.Go to CD-drive click on VPCI-107 then click on program. 4.Then double click on VBMB 15 exe file. 5.One black screen will come and it will ask for confirmation. Enter 'y' then give value for hour,minute and second. 6.The given time will be displayed in real-time clock kit. Page | 25 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 26. Department Of CSE & IT PCI DRIVER REAL TIME CLOCK VBMB 15 CARD CONCLUSION 5: Page | 26 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 27. Department Of CSE & IT EXPERIMENT NO.4 OBJECTIVE:- Simulation of fundamental unit like 1. Half adder 2. Full adder and 3. Multiplexer Software required:- XILINX ISE 9.1i Theory:- Halfadder:- Procedure:- Step1: To simulate the functional working of Halfadder we need XILINX 9.1i to run in Admin mode as shown below. Page | 27 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 28. Department Of CSE & IT Step2: Go to file menu and chose new project. Step3: Type the project name and then choose the top level source type as HDL. Page | 28 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 29. Department Of CSE & IT Stpe4: Set the parameter in the window as Family- Spantan3 Device-XC3S200 Package-FT256 Speed- 4 Preferred Language-VHDL And press next Page | 29 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 30. Department Of CSE & IT Step5: Choose the new source and press next and whenever the new window open,Put the same file name and choose VHDL module . Page | 30 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 31. Department Of CSE & IT Step6: In the next window input two port name as input1 and input2 and direction as in.Then input two port name as sum and carry and set direction as out. Step7: And press next. Page | 31 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 32. Department Of CSE & IT Step8: Press next Step9: Press next Page | 32 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 33. Department Of CSE & IT Step10: Press next Step11:Press finish Page | 33 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 34. Department Of CSE & IT Step12: Write the HDL code for half adder followed by begin. Step13: Double click on the Synthesize.xst and go to check syntax and if error not found the following screen appear. Page | 34 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 35. Department Of CSE & IT Step14: Then click on the view RTL schme Page | 35 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 36. Department Of CSE & IT Step15:Then following output screen output screen appear. Page | 36 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 37. Department Of CSE & IT Conclusion:- Page | 37 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 38. Department Of CSE & IT FULL ADDER Theory: Procedure Step1: To simulate the functional working of full adder we need XILINX 9.1i to run in Admin mode as shown below. Page | 38 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 39. Department Of CSE & IT Step2: Go to file menu and chose new project. Step3: Type the project name and then choose the top level source type as HDL. Page | 39 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 40. Department Of CSE & IT Stpe4: Set the parameter in the window as Family- Spantan3 Device-XC3S200 Package-FT256 Speed- 4 Preferred Language-VHDL And press next Page | 40 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 41. Department Of CSE & IT Step5: Choose the new source and press next and whenever the new window open, Put the same file name and choose VHDL module Page | 41 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 42. Department Of CSE & IT Step6: In the next window input two port name as input1 and input2 and direction as in.Then input two port name as sum and carry and set direction as out. Step7: And press next. Page | 42 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 43. Department Of CSE & IT Step8: Press next Step9: Press next Page | 43 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 44. Department Of CSE & IT Step10: Press next Step11:Press finish Page | 44 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 45. Department Of CSE & IT Step12: Write the HDL code for half adder followed by begin. Page | 45 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 46. Department Of CSE & IT Step13: Double click on the Synthesize.xst and go to check syntax and if error not found the following screen appear. Page | 46 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 47. Department Of CSE & IT Step14: Then click on the view RTL schme Step15:Then following output screen output screen appear. Page | 47 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 48. Department Of CSE & IT Conclusion:- Page | 48 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 49. Department Of CSE & IT MULTIPLEXER Step1: To simulate the functional working of full adder we need XILINX 9.1i to run in Admin mode as shown below. Step2: Go to file menu and chose new project. Page | 49 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 50. Department Of CSE & IT Step3 Type the project name and then choose the top level source type as HDL. Stpe4: Set the parameter in the window as Family- Spantan3 Device-XC3S200 Package-FT256 Speed- 4 Preferred Language-VHDL And press next Page | 50 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 51. Department Of CSE & IT Step5: Choose the new source and press next and whenever the new window open, Put the same file name and choose VHDL module Page | 51 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
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  • 53. Department Of CSE & IT Step6: In the next window input two port name as input1 and input2 and direction as in.Then input two port name as sum and carry and set direction as out. Step7: And press next. Page | 53 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 54. Department Of CSE & IT Step8: And press next Step9: And press next Page | 54 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 55. Department Of CSE & IT Step10: And press finish Step12: Write the HDL code for half adder followed by begin Page | 55 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 56. Department Of CSE & IT Step13: Double click on the Synthesize.xst and go to check syntax and if error not found the following screen appear. Page | 56 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 57. Department Of CSE & IT Step14:Then following output screen output screen appear Page | 57 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal
  • 58. Department Of CSE & IT Conclusion:- Page | 58 Prepared By Mr.Neelamani Samal