Digital Systems, 11/Epresents a comprehensive and modern approach to digital electronics, plus thorough preparation for advanced study of digital systems and computer and microcontroller hardware. It first introduces the basic building blocks of digital systems, and the easy AHDL hardware description language. Then, step by step, it covers increasingly challenging topics, including a detailed introduction to VHDL. For each topic, clear explanations of purpose and fundamentals are provided, followed by technical description methods such as truth tables, algebraic expressions, timing diagrams, and logic symbols. This edition adds more focus on megafunctions; a complete systems project management case study; updated memory coverage; more worked examples and figures; new terminology, and much more.
This book is awesome! I learned for the first time the relationship between binary and hex! And circuit logic, I thought those things were too complicated to learn on your own but no, this book, it's great. I think best text books are ones that layout complex ideas very simply, this does a great job.
I have not read the whole book. I used it as a textbook for (Digital Logic Design) course. it's understandable in most parts but other parts were not easy to figure out directly (i refered to YouTube here) and they could be presented in a better way