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Digital Logic Circuits: CMOS and Verilog Design
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Digital Logic Circuits: CMOS and Verilog Modeling
Discusses digital logic circuits, focusing on CMOS technology and Verilog modeling techniques.
Logic Systems: TTL Gates and Analog Aspects
Explores TTL gates, analog aspects, and various logic gates in digital circuits.
Logic Systems: Karnaugh Maps and TTL Gates
Explores Karnaugh maps, TTL gates, analog aspects of digital logic, and prime implicants.
Karnaugh Maps: Grouping Techniques
Explores Karnaugh maps, grouping rules, and transistor logic in logic systems.
Designing 3-Dimensional NAND Circuits: Key Considerations
Covers the design considerations for 3-dimensional NAND circuits, focusing on transistor sizing and performance optimization.
Full Adder: Binary Addition Logic
Explains the full adder's role in binary addition and its design using transistors.
Static Logic Fundamentals
Covers the fundamentals of static logic, including noise immunity, noise margins, and various logic gate designs.
Transistor Logic Gates: TTL vs CMOS
Compares BJT and MOSFET in logic systems, focusing on TTL vs CMOS technologies.
Logic Systems: Technology Overview
Provides an overview of the technology behind logic gates, covering TTL and CMOS families and addressing static and dynamic hazards, gated clocks, and switch debouncing.
Logical Effort: Fundamentals of VLSI Design
Covers the Logical Effort method for optimizing logic delay and gate sizing impact.