Digital Circuit Principles and Design Examples Analysis

Author: Preeti K. / Zhang Xiaolin et al
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
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This book reviews TTL and CMOS logic not only from the perspective of digital circuits but also from the perspective of analog circuits. I believe these knowledge are essential fundamentals. They play a crucial role in understanding how to create interface circuits connected to computer systems, as well as in independently designing circuits through nested basic logic.
The "logic" label for TTL indicates that the output value of this chip is the result of integrating different input values. In addition to providing basic input/output current relationships, many more complex chips need to track internal chip states that change with input current. It takes some effort to use these chips and the circuits they form correctly, but readers will quickly understand their working principles and usage. This book explains the principles, methods, and techniques of digital circuit design in an easy-to-understand way through 18 interesting design examples. The content includes setting up your own digital lab, Boolean logic and digital circuits, power, test equipment, digital electronics in the analog world, simulators, general digital circuits, digital devices—computers, designing your own system, and debugging circuits. This book can serve as a textbook or reference for university majors in electronics, communications, computer science, and other fields, as well as for reference by electronic engineering technicians.