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Digital Systems: Principles and Applications (8th Edition)

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SKU:
268
Condition:
Very Good
Format:
Hardcover, 881 pages
Publisher:
Prentice Hall, 2000
Edition:
Eighth Edition, CD included

Authors Tocci and Widmer have again created a digital electronics text with a wide variety of tools and topics that provides the necessary foundation in digital electronics that students need for future studies.  

The eighth edition features more coverage of programmable logic devices (PLDs). This technology is rapidly replacing the use of conventional small- and medium-scale ICs in modern digital systems. Interspersed throughout the text where appropriate, this PLD coverage offers students an alternative means of implementing digital logic circuits, from the simplest gates to complex systems.

Each text is packaged with two free CD-ROMs. The first CD-ROM contains the entire library of Texas Instruments Logic Data Sheets, including all TTL series, CMOS, and bus interface parts. The second CD-ROM contains:

  • Circuits from the text rendered in both Electronics Workbench™ and CircuitMaker ® software programs.Students with access to Electronics Workbench software can open and work interactively with the Electronics Workbench circuit files to increase their understanding of concepts and to prepare for laboratory activities. Free CircuitMaker Student Version software is included on the CD-ROM, enabling students to access the CircuitMaker files
  • A limited-compile demonstration version of the PAL Expert CUPL language compiler from Logical Devices, Inc.

UPDATED! Topics that apply to digital signal processing (DSP), a very rapidly advancing technology in electronics, have been expanded and improved.

UPDATED! Digital logic technology coverage and terms often encountered in personal computer literature have been updated and improved.

Editorial Reviews

"A textbook on the principles and techniques of modern digital systems for use in two-year or four-year programs in technology, engineering, and computer science. A background in basic electronics is helpful, but the few portions of the text that require it can be skipped without jeopardizing comprehension of the logic principles." --Booknews

Authors: Ronald J. Tocci and Neal S. Widmer