Digital Electronics Fundamentals - (Fifth Edition)

Author: Yan Shi
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is a national-level planning textbook for general higher education under the "Tenth Five-Year Plan." Previous editions of this book have won the First Prize in Beijing's Educational and Teaching Achievement Award, the First Prize in the Excellent Textbook Award of the State Education Commission, and the National Excellent Textbook Award. The new edition, while basically maintaining the content, theoretical system, and style of the fourth edition, has been revised according to the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Digital Electronic Technology" revised by the Ministry of Education in 2004. This revision not only rewritten some chapters but also added basic knowledge of hardware description languages and EDA software applications. Additionally, review questions have been added after most sections for ease of teaching and to help readers read foreign-language textbooks and use foreign-language versions of EDA software. The book adopts the internationally popular graphical logic symbols currently used for convenience in teaching and to facilitate readers' future use of foreign-language textbooks and EDA software.
The main contents of the book include: Number Systems and Codes, Fundamentals of Boolean Algebra, Gate Circuits, Combinational Logic Circuits, Flip-Flops, Sequential Logic Circuits, Semiconductor Memory, Programmable Logic Devices, Hardware Description Languages, Generation and Shaping of Pulse Waveforms, Digital-to-Analog and Analog-to-Digital Conversion, totaling 11 chapters. This book can serve as a textbook for electrical and information engineering, instrumentation, and other related disciplines, as well as for use by students in other relevant science and engineering fields and general readers.
This book is a national-level planning textbook for general higher education under the "Tenth Five-Year Plan." Previous editions of this book have won the First Prize in Beijing's Educational and Teaching Achievement Award, the First Prize in the Excellent Textbook Award of the State Education Commission, and the National Excellent Textbook Award. The new edition, while basically maintaining the content, theoretical system, and style of the fourth edition, has been revised according to the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Digital Electronic Technology" revised by the Ministry of Education in 2004. This revision not only rewritten some chapters but also added basic knowledge of hardware description languages and EDA software applications. Additionally, review questions have been added after most sections for ease of teaching and to help readers read foreign-language textbooks and use foreign-language versions of EDA software. The book adopts the internationally popular graphical logic symbols currently used for convenience in teaching and to facilitate readers' future use of foreign-language textbooks and EDA software.
The main contents of the book include: Number Systems and Codes, Fundamentals of Boolean Algebra, Gate Circuits, Combinational Logic Circuits, Flip-Flops, Sequential Logic Circuits, Semiconductor Memory, Programmable Logic Devices, Hardware Description Languages, Generation and Shaping of Pulse Waveforms, Digital-to-Analog and Analog-to-Digital Conversion, totaling 11 chapters. This book can serve as a textbook for electrical and information engineering, instrumentation, and other related disciplines, as well as for use by students in other relevant science and engineering fields and general readers.