Hello there.

I need a book that covers digital electronics.
You know, things like Logic Families, Multivibrators, Amplifiers...
It would be better if it has problems and examples, and it doesn't have to be a book. Any source is appriciated.

 

Hello there.

I need a book that covers digital electronics.
You know, things like Logic Families, Multivibrators, Amplifiers...
It would be better if it has problems and examples, and it doesn't have to be a book. Any source is appriciated.

Multivibrators and Amplifiers aren't digital...

However, the Sedra/Smith book, Microelectronic Circuits, covers all of the aforementioned topics. It doesn't go too far in-depth on digital logic, though... For digital logic, I recommend Fundamentals of Digital Logic with Verilog Design by Brown, et al.

 

A very good book for digital electronics is John Wakerly's textbook, "Digital Design: Principles and Practices". I just checked Amazon to get the name right and you can get used copies for under a dollar (plus $4 S/H).

 

A very good book for digital electronics is John Wakerly's textbook, "Digital Design: Principles and Practices". I just checked Amazon to get the name right and you can get used copies for under a dollar (plus $4 S/H).

I just went to check that book out and realized that's one of the 'newer' books I have, but haven't gotten the chance to go through yet!

Seems like a good book from the 2 minutes I spent flipping through the pages

 

Hello,

Online you cam also find a lot of information.
The EDUCYPEDIA has some link pages on digital electronics:
Arithmetic circuits
CMOS technology
Codes & decoders
Converters
Counters & registers
DAC/ADC types
Digital logic
Digital theory
Flip flops
FPGA Design
Memory
Number systems
Sigma Delta Conversion
Technology
Timers & oscillators
TTL technology

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