The TTL Logic Data Book, Texas Instruments, 1988. User Manual for B2 Logic, Beige Bag Software, 1990. Javin M. Taylor, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The purpose of this course is to develop an indepth and practical knowledge of digital logic design. The course reviews the theory and design of combinational logic circuits, covers the design and analysis of synchronous sequential circuits, and finishes with the design and analysis of asynchronous sequential circuits.
Emphasis is placed on practical design using mixed logic.
The course grade is based upon the results of four in class examinations and the quality work on open design projects. The open design projects are performed using the B2 Logic digital design and simulation software available to students in the laboratories and for personal computers. These projects require an intensive design effort, evaluation by simulation, and a technical paper describing the results. This normally requires a functional simulation and a detailed logic simulation. The software is available on the laboratory PCs or can be purchased for home use.