The third edition of this classic student text reflects the developments that have taken place in the digital field in recent years. This book has new chapters, for example, on combinational logic design using MSI and programmable logic devices. This popular text is used by a large number of students on digital logic courses in electronics and computer departments at college, polytechnic and university level. This third edition includes a greater range of examples and problems for such students.
This new edition reflects developments that have taken place in the digital fields in recent years. There have been changes in the way logic devices are represented symbolically so new functional logic symbols have been introduced. A new chapter on number systems and codes, the ASM method of designing sequential circuits and a further look at single-bit memory elements which emphasises the difference between latches & flip-flops, all make this an excellent source for anyone studying digital techniques.
This new edition reflects developments that have taken place in the digital fields in recent years. There have been changes in the way logic devices are represented symbolically so new functional logic symbols have been introduced. A new chapter on number systems and codes, the ASM method of designing sequential circuits and a further look at single-bit memory elements which emphasises the difference between latches & flip-flops, all make this an excellent source for anyone studying digital techniques.
