Digital Design Principles and Computer Architecture

Appropriate for courses in Digital Design, Microprocessor Based Design, Computer Architecture, Computer Communications and Networks, and Analog and Mixed Signal Design found in 2 year and 4 year electronics technology and engineering departments.

Based on the author's 20+ years of hands-on experience, this text 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, systems, and signal interactions. Coverage offers a balance of theory, application and functional level examples.