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Comprehensive Guide to Digital Logic Applications and Design by John M. Yarbrough
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: A standout feature is the inclusion of Chapter 9, which focuses on Programmable Logic Design, including worked examples for EPROMs, PLAs, and EPLDs. Why Study Yarbrough's Digital Logic?
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Yarbrough covers hardware description languages (HDLs) and programmable logic devices (PLDs), preparing readers for modern design workflows. 2. Key Digital Logic Applications Covered
: Implementing NAND/NOR logic and analyzing hazards/glitches. 3. MSI Circuit Applications
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