Digital Computer Electronics
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Digital Computer Electronics is a textbook that introduces the circuits behind modern digital systems. It starts with number systems and logic gates, then moves through Boolean algebra, flip-flops, counters and registers. Later chapters cover memory devices, arithmetic circuits and the basic architecture of microcomputers. Each topic is explained with diagrams and worked examples, making the book suited to students and technicians who want to understand how computers are built from simple electronic parts rather than only how to program them.
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