The Logic Design of Computers: An Introduction |
Contents
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS | 13 |
CHAPTER 2 | 31 |
FUNCTIONALITY OF THE COMPUTER UNITS | 79 |
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2s-complement accumulator adder ANSI arithmetic assume binary binary-1 signal bit positions carry look-ahead carry look-ahead adder Chapter chip circuit clear gate clock gates clock period clock pulse occurs clock signal complement control store COUNT counter stage decimal decoder diagram digit DIGITAC edge-triggered edge-triggered D flip-flops encoder FF FF FF half-adder input gate input signal instruction fetch instruction register Karnaugh map left-shift leftmost LOAD logic function machine maximum memory cell memory data register microinstruction microprogrammed minimum delay most-significant NAND F number of bits octal operand address operation code output line output of NAND output signal p₁ phase phase-A register placed positive-logic recirculation path represented reset right-shift ripple-carry adder RUN FF serial shown in Fig static RAM step counter STEP SCOB subroutine subtraction switch symbol tion trailing edge truth table voltage wire word write wxyz