Logic Systems: Multiplexers and Flip-Flops

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Explores Boolean algebra properties and optimization techniques using Karnaugh diagrams and De Morgan's theorems.

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Covers timing analysis of synchronous circuits, focusing on flip-flops, timing constraints, and metastability issues.

Discusses logic synthesis techniques for designing efficient digital circuits using minterms, maxterms, and new gates like XOR and XNOR.

Introduces finite state machines, covering basics, design, and practical applications like decoders and encoders.

Covers the optimization of logic functions using Karnaugh diagrams and dealing with incomplete defined functions.

Explains the full adder's role in binary addition and its design using transistors.

Explores dynamic logic fundamentals, hazards, charge-sharing issues, clocking schemes, and various implementations to enhance performance.

Introduces sequential logic circuits and memory elements, focusing on their role in digital systems and practical applications.