Based on the author's 20+ years of hands-on experience, this book articulates the underlying principles and practices that comprise today's digital components and systems.
Karalis provides a comprehensive yet concise, fully integrated treatment of relevant analytical tools and design methodologies as applied to various integrated devices,
modules and signal interactions.
Coverage offers a balance of theory, application and functional level examples.
The proliferation of digital devices has affected every aspect of contemporary life, and today we are standing at the dawn of a new era in which microprocessors form the kernel for an endless list of sophisticated applications. A plethora of personal computers, loaded with elaborate programs, permit users to perform myriad tasks limited only by their imaginations. Computer networking makes possible rapid information exchange, ranging from simple data messages to high-resolution graphics.
Digital Design Principles and Computer Architecture comprehensively and concisely presents the underlying concepts and building blocks that comprise today's digital components and systems. In addition to providing many examples in order to impart a clear understanding of the material, Dr. Karalis has filled each chapter with equations, figures, and tables, making this book an invaluable reference.