'For the latest digital principles, techniques, and hardware, look no further than this up-to-date fifth edition! Practical, easy-to-understand coverage of the basics of digital design is provided, along with information on the necessary hardware to implement the design, and VHDL programming language for programming PLD devices. Everything from basic programming concepts to microprocessors and microcontrollers is featured, with updated coverage of CMOS sub-families and IC packages that reflect recent industry changes. The only book of its kind that includes both hands-on labs and MultiSIM computer-simulated labs, Digital Electronics, 5th Edition provides users with opportunities to apply theory in real-world situations while becoming familiar with computer simulation technology.
' Lab exercises that require readers to utilize multiple approaches when constructing and analyzing circuits, designing and testing them, troubleshooting faults, and implementing circuits in a CPLD help solidify key concepts Many chapters contain circuits in Multisim for troubleshooting so that readers gain practical experience while developing analytical thinking skills QuartusII from Altera is used to write and compile VHDL programs, simulate the resulting circuits, and program the CPLD so that users gain valuable exposure to a powerful industry-standard programming language and a state-of-the-art development system Optional coverage on programming complex programmable logic devices (CPDS) using VHDL allow users to gain valuable exposure to a powerful industry-standard programming language. VHDL programs are created, compiled, simulated, and downloaded using Altera?s Quartus II development system, which is available for free on the CD included at the back of the book
'Number Systems. Logic Gates. Waveforms and Boolean Algebra. Exclusive_OR Gates. Adders. Specifications and Open-Collector Gates. Flip-flops. Master-Slave D and JK Flip-flops. Shift Registers. Counters. Schmitt-Trigger Inputs and Clocks. One-shots. Digital-to-Analog and Analog-to-Digital Conversions. Decoders, Multiplexers, Demultipliers, Demultiplexers, and Displays. Tri-State Gates and Interfacing to High Current. Memories and Introduction to Microcomputers.
'James Bignell James Bignell received his Bachelors and Masters degrees in Industrial Arts. He is a retired instructor from Manatee Community College with over 30 years of teaching experience. Robert Donovan Robert Donovan is a full Professor and Program Manager of Electronics Engineering Technology at Manatee Community College. He has taught for over 20 years and also works in the industry at Precise Power Corporation as a research/development engineer.
