Digital Logic and Digital Systems

Author: Bai Zhongying
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is compiled based on the outline of the "Computer Science and Technology Teaching Plan," featuring a novel structure, advanced content, concise writing, fluent language, and abundant examples. It is comprehensively coordinated with CAI, remote network teaching materials, question banks, experiments, and course design, forming a unified teaching system of "theory, abstraction, and design." This is beneficial for both instructors and students. This book is a specific outcome of the author's comprehensive reform of the course system, teaching content, teaching methods, and teaching tools for the "Digital Logic" course. Based on the development history of digital logic devices, the book systematically explains the fundamental concepts, analysis methods, and design principles of digital logic and digital systems. The book is divided into six chapters, covering six aspects: Switch Theory, Combinational Logic, Sequential Logic, Programmable Logic Devices, In-System Programming Technology, and Digital Systems.