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Preface | p. ix |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Logic Design | p. 1 |
The Laboratory | p. 3 |
A Brief Review of Number Systems | p. 4 |
Hexadecimal | p. 8 |
Binary Addition | p. 9 |
Signed Numbers | p. 11 |
Binary Subtraction | p. 14 |
Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) | p. 16 |
Other Codes | p. 17 |
Solved Problems | p. 19 |
Exercises | p. 25 |
Chapter 1 Test | p. 27 |
Combinational Systems | p. 29 |
The Design Process for Combinational Systems | p. 29 |
Don't Care Conditions | p. 32 |
The Development of Truth Tables | p. 33 |
Switching Algebra | p. 37 |
Definition of Switching Algebra | p. 38 |
Basic Properties of Switching Algebra | p. 40 |
Manipulation of Algebraic Functions | p. 43 |
Implementation of Functions with AND, OR, and NOT Gates | p. 48 |
The Complement | p. 52 |
From the Truth Table to Algebraic Expressions | p. 54 |
NAND, NOR, and Exclusive-OR Gates | p. 59 |
Simplification of Algebraic Expressions | p. 65 |
Manipulation of Algebraic Functions and NAND Gate Implementations | p. 70 |
A More General Boolean Algebra | p. 78 |
Solved Problems | p. 80 |
Exercises | p. 100 |
Chapter 2 Test | p. 108 |
The Karnaugh Map | p. 111 |
Introduction to the Karnaugh Map | p. 111 |
Minimum Sum of Product Expressions Using the Karnaugh Map | p. 121 |
Don't Cares | p. 135 |
Product of Sums | p. 140 |
Five- and Six-Variable Maps | p. 143 |
Multiple Output Problems | p. 150 |
Solved Problems | p. 162 |
Exercises | p. 191 |
Chapter 3 Test | p. 196 |
Function Minimization Algorithms | p. 201 |
Quine-McCluskey Method for One Output | p. 201 |
Iterated Consensus for One Output | p. 204 |
Prime Implicant Tables for One Output | p. 208 |
Quine-McCluskey for Multiple Output Problems | p. 216 |
Iterated Consensus for Multiple Output Problems | p. 219 |
Prime Implicant Tables for Multiple Output Problems | p. 222 |
Solved Problems | p. 226 |
Exercises | p. 246 |
Chapter 4 Test | p. 247 |
Designing Combinational Systems | p. 249 |
Iterative Systems | p. 250 |
Delay in Combinational Logic Circuits | p. 250 |
Adders | p. 252 |
Subtractors and Adder/Subtractors | p. 256 |
Comparators | p. 256 |
Binary Decoders | p. 258 |
Encoders and Priority Encoders | p. 268 |
Multiplexers and Demultiplexers | p. 269 |
Three-State Gates | p. 274 |
Gate Arrays-ROMs, PLAs, and PALs | p. 276 |
Designing with Read-Only Memories | p. 280 |
Designing with Programmable Logic Arrays | p. 281 |
Designing with Programmable Array Logic | p. 284 |
Testing and Simulation of Combinational Systems | p. 289 |
An Introduction to Verilog | p. 289 |
Larger Examples | p. 292 |
A One-Digit Decimal Adder | p. 292 |
A Driver for a Seven-Segment Display | p. 293 |
An Error Coding System | p. 301 |
Solved Problems | p. 305 |
Exercises | p. 348 |
Chapter 5 Test | p. 360 |
Analysis of Sequential Systems | p. 365 |
State Tables and Diagrams | p. 366 |
Latches | p. 370 |
Flip Flops | p. 371 |
Analysis of Sequential Systems | p. 380 |
Solved Problems | p. 390 |
Exercises | p. 403 |
Chapter 6 Test | p. 412 |
The Design of Sequential Systems | p. 415 |
Flip Flop Design Techniques | p. 420 |
The Design of Synchronous Counters | p. 437 |
Design of Asynchronous Counters | p. 447 |
Derivation of State Tables and State Diagrams | p. 450 |
Solved Problems | p. 465 |
Exercises | p. 483 |
Chapter 7 Test | p. 491 |
Solving Larger Sequential Problems | p. 493 |
Shift Registers | p. 493 |
Counters | p. 499 |
Programmable Logic Devices (PLDs) | p. 506 |
Design Using ASM Diagrams | p. 511 |
One-Hot Encoding | p. 515 |
Verilog for Sequential Systems | p. 516 |
Design of a Very Simple Computer | p. 518 |
Other Complex Examples | p. 520 |
Solved Problems | p. 527 |
Exercises | p. 537 |
Chapter 8 Test | p. 541 |
Simplification of Sequential Circuits | |
View Chapter 9 at http://www.mhhe.com/marcovitz | |
A Tabular Method for State Reduction | p. 3 |
Partitions | p. 10 |
Properties of Partitions | p. 13 |
Finding SP Partitions | p. 14 |
State Reduction using Partitions | p. 17 |
Choosing a State Assignment | p. 22 |
Solved Problems | p. 28 |
Exercises | p. 44 |
Chapter 9 Test | p. 48 |
Relating the Algebra to the Karnaugh Map | p. 543 |
Answers to Selected Exercises | p. 548 |
Chapter Test Answers | p. 573 |
Laboratory Experiments | p. 587 |
Hardware Logic Lab | p. 587 |
WinBreadboard™ and MacBreadboardTM | p. 591 |
Introduction to LogicWorks | p. 593 |
A Set of Logic Design Experiments | p. 598 |
Experiments Based on Chapter 2 Material | p. 598 |
Experiments Based on Chapter 5 Material | p. 600 |
Experiments Based on Chapter 6 Material | p. 603 |
Experiments Based on Chapter 7 Material | p. 605 |
Experiments Based on Chapter 8 Material | p. 606 |
Layout of Chips Referenced in the Text and Experiments | p. 607 |
Complete Examples | p. 612 |
Index | p. 629 |
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