Computer Logic

With its well-focused approach and clarity of presentation, this new text/reference is an excellent resource for advanced students and practitioners in computer science, computer engineering, and electrical engineering. Anyone seeking to develop a solid grounding in computer logic, circuit design, and logic design will find the book an essential and practical learning tool.

Inhalt
1 Introduction.- 1.1 Prolog.- 1.2 Digital Concept.- 1.3 Number Systems.- 1.4 Number Conversions.- 1.5 Unsigned Integers Vs. Signed Integers.- 1.6 External Codes.- 1.7 Digitizing Concept.- 1.8 Summary Points.- Problems.- 2 Boolean Algebra.- 2.1 Boolean Constant Vs. Boolean Variable.- 2.2 Basic Laws.- 2.3 Basic Theorems.- 2.4 Other Logical Operators.- 2.5 Algebraic Simplifications.- 2.6 Karnaugh Maps.- 2.7 Summary Points.- Problems.- 3 Transistor Circuits.- 3.1 Introduction.- 3.2 Scale of Integration.- 3.3 Bipolar Transistors.- 3.4 Unipolar Transistors.- 3.5 Electronic Design Issues.- 3.6 Digital Waveforms.- 3.7 Summary Points.- Problems.- 4 Combinational Logic Circuits.- 4.1 Basic Logic Gates.- 4.2 Other Types of Logic Gates.- 4.3 Combinational Circuit Design Cases.- 4.4 Binary Adders.- 4.5 Carry Propagated Adder.- 4.6 Multiplication Tree.- 4.7 Programmable Logic Arrays.- 4.8 Memories.- 4.9 Summary Points.- Problems.- 5 Sequential Logic Circuits.- 5.1 Sequential Circuit Elements.- 5.2 RS Flip-Flops.- 5.3 Other Types of Flip-Flops.- 5.4 Sequential Circuit Design Cases.- 5.5 Sequencer t2167.- 5.7 Verilog.- 5.8 Summary Points.- Problems.- APPENDIX A Acronyms and Abbreviations.- APPENDIX B Logic Symbols and Equations.- References.