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Complex electronic systems can be broken down into simpler sub-systems. This makes it easier to understand, design and test the circuits.

Systems typically have ...

  1. INPUT/S - Sensing
    1. Light,
    2. Temperature
    3. Magnetic field
    4. Pressure
    5. Moisture
    6. Sound
    7. Movement or Rotation
  2. PROCESS/ES
    1. Comparator
    2. Logic gates
    3. Latch
    4. Time delay
    5. A to D Converter
    6. D to A Converter
    7. Microcontroller
  3. OUTPUT/S
    1. Lamp or LED
    2. Warning buzzer
    3. Solenoid
    4. Actuator, Motor or Servo
    5. Loudspeaker
    6. Most output transducers need a DRIVER.

Sub-systems and System Diagrams (Labelled boxes joined with arrows)

System diagrams are used to describe systems and sub-systems.

Dividing a system into sub-systems is a good idea because a whole system can be hard to understand.
Each sub-system can be quite simple.
Complex systems are only possible because different teams of designers and testers are responsible for each sub-system.
Many sub-systems can be purchased pre-built and tested.

Example: Turn on a lamp when it gets dark.

To achieve this you'd need ...

Input Process Output

A System Diagram

Circuit Diagram (Don't confuse circuit and system diagrams)

Sub System Circuit Diagram


A More Complex Example

  1. Decoupling Capacitor
  2. Voltage Divider - a fixed reference voltage
  3. Voltage Divider - a light dependent voltage that decreases as it gets dark
  4. Op Amp Comparator. In daylight, the output is LOW. At night, the output is HIGH.
  5. 555 Astable. At night, the reset pin is HIGH and the astable oscillates causing the lamp to flash. In daylight, reset is LOW and the lamp is OFF.
  6. Transistor Switch Transducer Driver. The transducer is the lamp.

A More Complex System with Many Sub-Systems

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