Logical Design for Computers and Control

Logical Design for Computers and Control Logical Design for Computers and Control gives an introduction to the concepts and principles, applications, and advancements in the field of control logic. The text covers topics such as logic elements; high and low logic; kinds of flip-flops; binary counting and arithmetic; and Boolean algebra, Boolean laws, and De Morgan's theorem. Also covered are topics such as electrostatics and atomic theory; the integrated circuit and simple control systems; the conversion of analog to digital systems; and computer applications and control. The book is recommended for engineering students who are in need of an introductory material to control logic and its applications on computers. Content: BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR, Page ii Front Matter, Page iii Copyright, Page iv Preface, Pages v-vi ONE - Two State Logic, Pages 1-9 TWO - Flip-flops, Pages 10-20 THREE - Binary Counting, Pages 21-30 FOUR - Binary Arithmetic, Pages 31-45 FIVE - Boolean Algebra, Pages 46-53 SIX - Electronic Fundamentals, Pages 54-69 SEVEN - Integrated Circuits, Pages 70-78 EIGHT - Simple Control Systems, Pages 79-91 NINE - Analogue to Digital Conversion, Pages 92-103 TEN - Computers, Pages 104-117 ELEVEN - Control Applications, Pages 118-128 Index, Pages 129-131