CES 750 Digital Electronics Lab Trainer

The CES 750 Digital Electronics Lab Trainer is an interactive training tool used to introduce students to common digital electronics components and is often used as a complement to the CES 500 Modern Electronics Lab trainer. Instructors can use the CES 750 trainer and its numerous experiments to introduce digital electronics components including AND, NAND, OR, NOR, Exclusive OR, and NOT logic gates, along with flip-flops that can be wired for RS, D, T, or JK operation. An integrated circuit (IC) expansion allows instructors to add additional digital logic functions for advanced theories.  The CES 750’s intuitive design makes it ideal for creating digital electronic circuits, such as counters, adders, and more, without the need for external circuit boards and soldering of components.

All CES Trainers feature a self-contained design, eliminating the need for external components or accompanying computer software to run the trainer. Circuit connections are made using banana-style patch cables between test jacks on the face of the trainer for each electronic component. After building a circuit, component values can be easily swapped out simply by moving a set of patch cable connections to the connections of a different component.