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Introduction


This book will serve as an introduction to Digital Circuits. This book will rely heavily on the concepts of Discrete Math, but will not require any previous knowledge of the subject because all necessary math concepts will be developed in the text. This book will, however, assume a knowledge of basic electrical principles such as current, voltage, and resistance, so the reader may want to brush up on their Circuit Theory.

The strength of digital technology in any context is fast, easy duplication with no loss of fidelity. In many media, this serves mainly to streamline distribution. While that aspect cannot be completely overlooked, some artistic endeavors, such as animation, are centered on a process of repeated duplication with systematic changes, so that digital tools often become a central part of the creative process.

In contrast to other visual arts, different parts of a digital process are automated, so that many aspects of the progression are inverted: what would be finish work to a sculptor or painter is prep work to a digital artist; what would otherwise be dictated by the laws of physics or filled in by human neurology might have to be coded into a computer as a systematic rule or painstakingly done by hand near the end of the process.

This book is in an extreme state of infancy, and definitely needs some attention from any contributers with knowledge of this subject. This book is a wiki, so you can help.

Table of Contents

Digital Basics

Combinational Circuits

Sequential Circuits

State Machines

Arithmetic Circuits

Semiconductors

Function Evaluation

Practical Digital Design

Appendices

Further Reading

Wikimedia Resources

Books

  • Horowitz and Hill, "The Art of Electronics", ISBN 0521370957
  • Tocci, Widmer, and Moss, "Digital Systems: Principles and Applications 10th Edition", ISBN 0131725793