The perfect complement to computer architecture and logic texts. This widely praised tutorial and lab book gives practice in the fundamentals of digital logic and circuitry, with special emphasis on how the machine operates at the gate and register level. Presentation employs the TTL family of digital logic due to its wide availability and moderate cost. Exercises require the student to perform a simple designs and then implement them on hardware. Contains sufficient exercises for a 3-hour lab meeting, once a week, for a semester.

John Passafiume and Michael Douglas are the authors of Digital Logic Design: Tutorial and Laboratory Exercises, published by Wiley.

Preface

ix

Review of Fundamental Concepts and an Introduction to the TTL Family

1

(8)

Fundamental Digital Concepts

1

(3)

Introduction to the TTL Family

4

(1)

Wiring and Testing a Circuit

5

(4)

Lab Exercise

6

(1)

Review Questions

6

(3)

Basic Two-Level Circuits

9

(8)

Sum of Products Form

9

(3)

Product of Sums Form

12

(2)

Design Considerations

14

(3)

Lab Exercise

14

(1)

Review Questions

15

(2)

Implementation with One Gate Type

17

(9)

Motivation

17

(1)

Algebraic Manipulation

18

(1)

Gate Equivalencies

19

(2)

Logic Diagram Design Using Gate Equivalencies

21

(5)

Lab Exercise

24

(1)

Review Questions

24

(2)

Expression Reduction Techniques

26

(9)

Expression Reduction

26

(1)

Algebraic Reduction

26

(1)

Karnaugh Maps

27

(8)

Lab Exercise

32

(1)

Review Questions

32

(3)

Multiplexors and Demultiplexors

35

(10)

Multiplexors and Demultiplexors Defined

35

(1)

The Multiplexor

35

(2)

The Demultiplexor

37

(1)

Multiplexor-Demultiplexor Applications

38

(7)

Lab Exercise

43

(1)

Review Questions

43

(2)

Binary Adders and Other Combinational Networks

45

(9)

Binary Adders

45

(2)

Carry Lookahead

47

(2)

Other Important Combinational Networks

49

(5)

Lab Exercise

51

(1)

Review Questions

52

(2)

Latches and Flip-Flops

54

(8)

Sequential Circuits

54

(1)

The S-R Latch

54

(2)

Synchronous Latches (Flip-Flops)

56

(3)

TTL Flip-Flops

59

(3)

Lab Exercise

60

(1)

Review Questions

61

(1)

Counters

62

(8)

Counters Defined

62

(1)

Asynchronous Ripple Counters

62

(2)

Generating Clock Signals with Ripple Counters

64

(3)

Other Applications of Counters

67

(1)

Commercially Available Ripple Counters

68

(2)

Lab Exercise

68

(1)

Review Questions

69

(1)

State Sequencers and Controllers

70

(9)

State Sequencers and Controllers Defined

70

(1)

Synchronous Counters

71

(2)

State Sequencers

73

(6)

Lab Exercise

77

(1)

Review Questions

77

(2)

Registers

79

(9)

Registers Defined

79

(1)

Register Design

79

(3)

Register Interfacing

82

(3)

Commercially Available Registers

85

(3)

Lab Exercise

86

(1)

Review Questions

86

(2)

appendix A Boolean Algebra

88

(2)

Boolean Laws

89

(1)

Postulates of Boolean Algebra

89

(1)

appendix B TTL Parts and Layouts

90

(17)

appendix C References

107

(1)

appendix D Recommended Parts List and Lab Equipment

108

(3)

Index

111

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Digital Logic Design Tutorial and Laboratory Exercises

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