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Digital logic and microprocessors / Frederick J. Hill and Gerald R. Peterson.

By: Hill, Fredrick J.
Contributor(s): Peterson, Gerald R.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: New York : Wiley, 1984Description: xiii, 539 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 047182979X.Subject(s): Electronic digital computers | Microprocessors -- Design and construction | Logic designDDC classification: 621.381958
Contents:
Between the transistor and the high-level language -- Boolean algebra and digital logic -- 0,1: binary numbers or logical values? -- Simplification of boolean functions -- Standard digital integrated circuits -- Computer arithmetic and codes -- Combinational MSI parts, ROMs and PLAs -- Sequential circuits -- Synthesis of state machines -- Register transfer design -- Small computer organization and programming -- Addressing and assembly language -- Memory and input/output -- Serial input/output -- Additional programming topics -- Microprocessor-based systems design -- The clock-mode assumption reexamined.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

This presents a carefully integrated treatment of an introductory course in computer hardware. It includes up-to-date discussions of digital logic combined with an in-depth look at microprocessor programming and interface design. An introduction to hardware description languages is provided as a means of describing more complex sequential circuits and as a transition to microprocessors.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Between the transistor and the high-level language -- Boolean algebra and digital logic -- 0,1: binary numbers or logical values? -- Simplification of boolean functions -- Standard digital integrated circuits -- Computer arithmetic and codes -- Combinational MSI parts, ROMs and PLAs -- Sequential circuits -- Synthesis of state machines -- Register transfer design -- Small computer organization and programming -- Addressing and assembly language -- Memory and input/output -- Serial input/output -- Additional programming topics -- Microprocessor-based systems design -- The clock-mode assumption reexamined.