Most branches of organizing utilize digital electronic systems. This book introduces the design of such systems using basic logic elements as the components. The material is presented in a straightforward manner suitable for students of electronic engineering and computer science. The book is also of use to engineers in related disciplines who require a clear introduction to logic circuits. This third edition has been revised to encompass the most recent advances in technology as well as the latest trends in components and notation. It includes a wide coverage of application specific integrated circuits (ASCIs), many worked examples and a step-by-step logical and practical approach.

J. R. Gibson

Chapter 1 Two-state systems; Chapter 2 Basic elements of combinational logic; Chapter 3 The design of combinational logic circuits; Chapter 4 Sequential logic elements; Chapter 5 Sequential logic systems; Chapter 6 The design of sequential logic circuits; Chapter 7 Electronic logic circuits; Chapter 8 Large logic networks; Chapter 9 Application specific integrated circuits (ASICs);