EECE.5740 Advanced Logic Design (Formerly 16.574)

Description

Error detection and correction codes. Minimization of switching functions by Quine-McCluskey (tabular) methods. Minimization of multiple-output circuits. Reed-Muller polynomials and exclusive-OR circuits. Transient analysis of hazards. Hazard-free design. Special properties of switching algebra. Programmable logic devices. Analysis and synthesis of fundamental-mode and pulsed-mode sequential circuits. Test sets and design for testability.

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