Digital Electronics and General Guide - Electronics and Review

To be or not to be asynchronous; that is the question

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Integrated Circuits and Timing

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Applying basic grounding principles keeps demons at bay

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Leroys Engineering Web Site Logic Design Information

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Straightforward techniques cut jitter in PLL-based clock drivers

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Noise budgets help maintain signal integrity in low-voltage systems

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S-88.110 DIGISKITTI

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Moving Data across Asynchronous Clock Boundaries

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State Machine Analysis

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ECL - Emitter Coupled Logic

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FIFO memories supply the glue for high-speed systems

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Introductory Digital Electronics

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Field-programmable devices

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More pins and less space beget new IC packaging

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Keep metastability from killing your digital design

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About the differences between the TTL families

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General Comparison of Programmable Logic Architectures

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Logic Family Voltage Translation

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Standard TTL logic levels

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Low Power Schottky TTL logic levels

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Some designs send mixed signals

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EDA tools let you track and control CMOS power dissipation

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Basic Boolean Algebra Manipulation

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Doing it Digital

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Introduction to Boolean Algebra

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Whose fault is it anyway? An introduction to digital fault simulation

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Understanding Computers

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Some logic circuits using discrete components

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Asymmetrical noise margins

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