Rev. ed. of: Digital engineering design. c1991.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

System requirements for accompanying CD-ROM: Contains an instructor's manual giving the solutions of all end-of-chapter problems, a logic minimization program called BOOZER which operates in the DOS mode on conventional PCs, and an interactive logic simulator called EXL-Sim2000 which operates in the Windows environment and requires little computer memory.

Introductory remarks and glossary -- Number systems, binary arithmetic, and codes -- Background for digital design -- Logic function representation and minimization -- Function minimization by using K-map XOR patterns and Reed-Muller transformation forms -- Nonarithmetic combinational logic devices -- Programmable logic devices -- Arithmetic devices and arithmetic logic units (ALUs) -- Propagation delay and timing defects in combinational logic -- Introduction to synchronous state machine design and analysis -- Synchronous FSM design considerations and applications -- Module and bit-slice devices -- Alternative synchronous FSM architectures and systems-level design -- Asynchronous state machine design and analysis: basic concepts -- The pulse mode approach to asynchronous FSM design -- Externally asynchronous/internally clocked (pausable) systems and programmable asynchronous sequencers -- Other transistor logic families -- Computer-aided engineering tools -- IEEE Standard symbols.

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