Chapter 2
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Fundamentals Of Digital Logic
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| 2.1 |
Introduction
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7 |
| 2.2 |
Electrical Terminology: Voltage And Current
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7
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| 2.3 |
The Transistor
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8
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| 2.4 |
Logic Gates
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9
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| 2.5 |
Symbols Used For Gates
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10
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| 2.6 |
Construction of Gates From Transistors
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11
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2.7
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Example
Interconnection of Gates
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12
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2.8
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Multiple Gates Per
Integrated Circuit
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14
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2.9
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The Need For More
Than Combinatorial Circuits
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15
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2.10
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Circuits That
Maintain State
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15
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2.11
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Transistion Diagrams
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16
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2.12
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Binary Counters
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17
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2.13
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Clocks And Sequences
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18
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2.14
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The Important
Concept Of Feedback
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20
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2.15
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Starting A Sequence
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22
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2.16
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Iteration In
Software Vs. Replication in Hardware
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22
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2.17
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Gate And Chip
Minimization
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23
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2.18
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Using Spare Gates
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24
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2.19
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Power Distribution
And Heat Dissipation
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24
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2.20
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Timing
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25
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2.21
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Physical Size And
Process Technologies
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26
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2.22
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Circuit Boards And
Layers
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27
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2.23
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Levels Of Abstraction
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27
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2.24
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Summary
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28
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