Digital Electronic Technology

Author: Liu Nanping
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is based on the teaching syllabus of Digital Electronics Technology and has been reviewed by multiple subject professors for content structure. It is also written by the author with years of frontline teaching experience, making it a supplementary textbook suitable for use in vocational and technical colleges. The book is divided into two parts: Basic Theory and Experiment and Training. The Basic Theory part consists of 9 chapters, covering topics such as digital circuit fundamentals, integrated logic gates, combinational logic circuits, integrated flip-flops, sequential logic circuits, semiconductor memory, programmable logic devices and their applications, pulse unit circuits, analog-to-digital converters, and digital-to-analog converters, among others. Each chapter ends with review questions and exercises to help readers reinforce their learning. The Experiment and Training part is divided into Basic Experiments and Course Design Training. Basic experiments emphasize practical applications corresponding to the fundamental theories learned in each chapter, while Course Design Training requires students to design and implement more creative application projects by integrating their learning over the course. Considering the actual conditions of different schools, the experiment and training section minimizes the constraints of teaching equipment on experimental content, allowing schools to choose and adapt based on their circumstances. Starting from basic concepts, fundamental principles, and application technologies, supplemented by in-class and out-of-class examples and exercises, the book also incorporates experiments and training to strengthen practical skills, completing the teaching and training objectives of the Digital Electronics Technology course. This book can be used as a textbook for automation, electronics, communication, computer, and related disciplines in higher vocational and technical colleges, and can also be referenced by engineering technicians engaged in electronic technology.