Digital Electronic Technology

Author: Wang Jianzhen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is divided into five parts, totaling 12 chapters. Part I is on fundamental knowledge, including two chapters: "Basic Logic Algebra" and "Basic Logic Gate Circuits." It primarily introduces the fundamental knowledge and basic functional circuits of digital electronics, laying the necessary foundation for the practical application of these algebraic methods and devices. Part II focuses on the analysis and design of digital circuits, covering three chapters: "Combinational Logic Circuits," "Flip-Flops," and "Sequential Logic Circuits." It mainly introduces methods for analyzing and designing simple logic circuits. Part III is on medium-scale general-purpose integrated circuit design, including three chapters: "Common Medium-Scale Combinational Logic Circuits," "Common Medium-Scale Sequential Logic Circuits," and "Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog Converters." It primarily introduces the functions and extended applications of medium-scale integrated circuits. Part IV covers large-scale integrated circuit design, including two chapters: "Semiconductor Memory" and "Programmable Logic Devices." It introduces the functions and extended applications of large-scale integrated circuits. Part V is on digital system design, introducing the design of small-scale digital systems to cultivate students' ability to solve more complex problems. The entire book covers the basic theories and methods of digital electronics, including 12 design examples and 5 course projects, interspersed across different chapters or presented as standalone chapters, ensuring the cultivation of skills throughout the teaching process. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate majors in electronics, electrical engineering, computer science, and information at universities and colleges, as well as a reference for students and engineering technicians working in electronic technology fields.