Digital Logic Applications and Design

Name: Digital Logic Applications and Design
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ISBN: 9780314066756

ISBN-10: 0314066756

ISBN-13: 9780314066756

Edition: 1st 1997

Authors: John M. Yarbrough

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DIGITAL LOGIC offers the right balance of classical and up-to-date treatment of combinational and sequential logic design for a first digital logic design class. The author provides a thorough explanation of the design process, including completely worked examples beginning with simple examples and going on to problems of increasing complexity. This text contains PLD (Programmable Logic Design) coverage. Chapter 9 develops complete, worked EPROM, PLA, and EPLD design examples. The problems are developed in Chapter 7 as standard designs using SSI and MSI devices so that your students can see the difference between the two approaches.

Book details

List price: $350.95
Edition: 1st
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: Course Technology
Publication date: 9/11/1996
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 698
Size: 8.75" wide x 10.25" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 3.432
Language: English



Preface



Digital Concepts and Number Systems


Introduction


Digital and Analog: Basic Concepts


Some History of Digital Systems


Impact of Digital Technology on Society


Defining the Problem, an Introduction to Algorithms


Digital Systems Overview


Introduction to Number Systems


Positional Number Systems


Number System Conversion


Binary Codes


Arithmetic


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Boolean Switching Algebra


Introduction


Binary Logic Functions


Switching Algebra


Functionally Complete Operation Sets


Reduction of Switching Equations Using Boolean Algebra


Realization of Switching Functions


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Principles of Combined Logic


Introduction


Definition of Combinational Logic Introduction


Definition of Combinational Logic


Canonical Forms


Generation of Switching Equations from Truth Karnaugh Maps


Quine-McClusky Minimization Technique


Map-Entered Variables


Mixed Logic and Combinational Circuits


Multiple Output Functions


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Analysis and Design of Combinational Logic


Introduction


General Approach to Combinational Logic Design


Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits


Decoders


Encoders


Digital Multiplexers


Adders and Subtractors Binary Comparison


Arithmetic Logic Units


Array Multipliers


Tristate Buffers


Combinatorial Logic Hazards


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Flip-Flops, Simple Counters, and Registers


Introduction


Sequential Circuit Models


Flip-Flops


Flip-Flop Timing Specifications


Simple Counters


MSI Integrated Circuit Counters


Registers


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Introduction to Sequential Circuits


Introduction


Mealy and Moore Models


State Machine Notation


Synchronous Sequential Circuit Analysis


Construction of State Diagrams


Counter Design


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Sequential Circuit Design


Introduction


State Equivalence


State Reduction of Incompletely Specified State Tables


State Assignment Techniques


Algorithm State Machines


Linked Sequential Machines


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Asynchronous Sequential Circuits


Introduction to Asynchronous Sequential Machines


Fundamentals and Pulse Mode Asynchronous Sequential Machines


Analysis of Asynchronous Sequential Machines


Deriving Flow Tables


State Assignment


Asynchronous Design Problems


Data Synchronizers


Mixed Operating Mode Asynchronous Circuits


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Programmable Logic and Memory


Introduction


Memory


Using an EPROM to Realize a Sequential Circuit


Programmable Logic Devices


Erasable Programmable Logic Devices


PLD Computer-Aided Design


Field Programmable Gate Arrays


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



Digital Integrated Circuits


Introduction


Diodes as Switches


Bipolar Transistor Switch


Diode Transistor Logic


Evolution from DTL to TTL


Transistor-Transistor Logic


Emitter-Coupled Logic


Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor


Summary


References


Glossary


Questions and Problems



TTL Analysis Spice Exercise



Answers to Odd-Numbered Questions and Problems


Index