Introduction to Logic Design

✍ Scribed by Sajjan G. Shiva

Tongue: English
Leaves: 616
Edition: 2
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Introduction to Logic Design (2nd Ed.)
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Preface
Ch1 Number Systems & Codes
Ch2 Boolean Algebra
Ch3 Mimimization of Boolean Functions
Ch4 Combinational Circuits
Ch5 Popular Combinational Circuits
Ch6 Synchronous Sequential Circuits
Ch7 Popular Sequential Circuits
Ch8 Asynchronous Circuits
Ch9 Programmable Logic
Ch10 Hardware Technologies
Ch11 Laboratory Experiments
AppA IEEE Standard Logic Symbols
AppB Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits
AppC Simulation
AppD CAD Tools for Designing with PLDs & FPGAs

✦ Subjects

boolean algebra; logical circuits; electronics; computer science

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