DIGITAL FUNDAMENTALS SIXTH EDITIONPDF电子书下载

1Introductory Digital Concepts 1

1-1Digital and Analog Quantities 2

1-2Binary Digits，Logic Levels，and Digital Waveforms 4

1-3Basic Logic Operations 11

1-4Basic Logic Functions 13

1-5Digital Integrated Circuits 18

1-6Testing and Troubleshooting Instruments 21

1-7Digital System Application 28

2Number Systems，Operations，and Codes 36

2-1Decimal Numbers 38

2-2Binary Numbers 39

2-3Decimal-to-Binary Conversion 42

2-4Binary Arithmetic 45

2-51's and 2's Complements of Binary Numbers 49

2-6Signed Numbers 50

2-7Arithmetic Operations with Signed Numbers 54

2-8Hexadecimal Numbers 61

2-9Octal Numbers 66

2-10Binary Coded Decimal（BCD） 69

2-11Digital Codes 71

2-12Digital System Application 82

3Logic Gates 94

3-1The Inverter 96

3-2The AND Gate 99

3-3The OR Gate 105

3-4The NAND Gate 110

3-5The NOR Gate 115

3-6The Exclusive-OR and Exclusive-NOR Gates 119

3-7Integrated Circuit Logic Families 123

3-8Troubleshooting 132

3-9Digital System Application 138

4Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification 154

4-1Boolean Operations and Expressions 156

4-2Laws and Rules of Boolean Algebra 157

4-3DeMorgan's Theorems 162

4-4Boolean Analysis of Logic Circuits 165

4-5Simplification Using Boolean Algebra 167

4-6Standard Forms of Boolean Expressions 170

4-7Boolean Expressions and Truth Tables 176

4-8The Karnaugh Map 179

4-9Karnaugh Map SOP Minimization 181

4-10 Karnaugh Map POS Minimization 190

4-11 Five-Variable Karnaugh Maps 195

4-12 Digital System Application 197

5Combinational Logic 212

5-1Special Combinational Logic Circuits 214

5-2Implementing Combinational Logic 219

5-3The Universal Property of NAND and NOR Gates 225

5-4Combinational Logic Using NAND and NOR Gates 227

5-5Operation with Pulse Waveforms 232

5-6Troubleshooting 236

5-7Digital System Application 242

6Functions of Combinational Logic 256

6-1Basic Adders 258

6-2Parallel Binary Adders 262

6-3Ripple Carry Versus Look-Ahead Carry Adders 269

6-4Comparators 273

6-5Decoders 278

6-6Encoders 287

6-7Code Converters 293

6-8Multiplexers（Data Selectors） 298

6-9Demultiplexers 307

6-10Parity Generators/Checkers 309

6-11Troubleshooting 314

6-12Digital System Application 316

7Introduction to Programmable Logic Devices 336

7-1PLD Arrays and Classifications 338

7-2Programmable Array Logic（PAL） 340

7-3Generic Array Logic（GAL） 346

7-4The GAL22V 10349

7-5The GAL16V 8356

7-6PLD Programming 359

7-7PLD Software 362

7-8Digital System Application 371

8Flip-Flops and Related Devices 382

8-1Latches 384

8-2Edge-Triggered Flip-Flops 390

8-3Master-Slave Flip-Flops 400

8-4Flip-Flop Operating Characteristics 404

8-5Flip-Flop Applications 407

8-6One-Shots 411

8-7The 555 Timer 416

8-8Troubleshooting 422

8-9Digital System Application 424

9Counters 440

9-1Asynchronous Counter Operation 442

9-2Synchronous Counter Operation 449

9-3Up/Down Synchronous Counters 457

9-4Design of Synchronous Counters 461

9-5Cascaded Counters 470

9-6Counter Decoding 474

9-7Counter Applications 478

9-8Troubleshooting 482

9-9Logic Symbols with Dependency Notation 486

9-10 Digital System Application 488

10Shift Registers 506

10-1Basic Shift Register Functions 508

10-2Serial In/Serial Out Shift Registers 509

10-3Serial In/Parallel Out Shift Registers 513

10-4Parallel In/Serial Out Shift Registers 515

10-5Parallel In/Parallel Out Shift Registers 519

10-6Bidirectional Shift Registers 520

10-7Shift Register Counters 523

10-8Shift Register Applications 527

10-9Troubleshooting 533

10-10Logic Symbols with Dependency Notation 535

10-11Digital System Application 536

11Sequential Logic Applications of PLDs 550

11-1The Complete OLMC 552

11-2OLMC Mode Selection 555

11-3Implementing Shift Registers with PLDs 559

11-4Implementing Counters with PLDs 563

11-5PLD System Implementation 570

11-6Digital System Application 579

12Memories 588

12-1Basics of Semiconductor Memories 590

12-2Read-Only Memories（ROMs） 593

12-3Programmable ROMs（PROMs and EPROMs） 601

12-4Read/Write Random-Access Memories（RAMS） 604

12-5Flash Memories 617

12-6Memory Expansion 618

12-7Special Types of Memories 623

12-8Magnetic and Optical Memories 628

12-9Testing and Troubleshooting 634

12-10Digital System Application 638

13Interfacing 652

13-1Interfacing the Digital and Analog Worlds 654

13-2Digital-to-Analog（D/A)Conversion 657

13-3Analog-to-Digital （A/D）Conversion 663

13-4Troubleshooting DACs and ADCs 672

13-5Internal System Interfacing 677

13-6Digital Equipment Interfacing 681

13-7Digital System Application 688

14Introduction to Microprocessors and Microcomputers 702

14-1The Microprocessor and Microcomputer 704

14-2Microprocessor Families 707

14-3The 8086/8088 Microprocessor 710

14-4Microprocessor Programming 714

14-5The Central Processing Unit（CPU） 717

14-6The Memory 721

14-7The Input/Output（I/O）Port 724

14-8I/O Interrupts 727

14-9Direct Memory Access（DMA） 729

15Integrated Circuit Technologies 734

15-1Basic Operational Characteristics and Parameters 736

15-2TTL Circuits 743

15-3Practical Considerations in the Use of TTL 751

15-4CMOS Circuits 758

15-5Comparison of CMOS and TTL Characteristics 763

15-6Interfacing Logic Families 764

15-7ECL Circuits 767

15-8PMOS，NMOS，and E2CMOS 769