Digital fundamentals
by Thomas L. Floyd · first published 1977
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Digital fundamentals / Thomas L. Floyd. 10th Edition Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson/Prentice Hall, c2009
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…just picking a college, finding their computer engineering program, some classes that look interesting, and see what books they require then buy them or see if a library has them. https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Fundamentals-10th-Thomas-Floy... or https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Electronics-Practical-Approac... are fairly good for instance but there are many others and some more appropriate for whatever your real study goals…
on “Exploring different microcontrollers less than $1” ↗…the Machine will give a lot of details on CPU architectures up to Intel's Core 2 Duo. You can also try following along a computer engineering book if you want to go that low in detail with exercises, Digital Fundamentals by Floyd is a common textbook (I have an old 8th edition). History-wise, enjoy learning slowly because there's so much that even if you dedicated yourself to it you wouldn't be "done" any time soon!…
on “Ask HN: Best way to learn about computing history?” ↗…smith 5) Op-amps and linear integrated circuits by ramakant a. gayakwad 1) Digital Electronics by william h. gothmann 2) digital logic and computer organization by v.rajaraman, t.radhakrishnan 3) digital fundamentals by thomas. l floyd 4) digital logic design by mansaf alam, bashir alam 5) digital logic and microprocessor design with vhdl by enoch o hwang 6) digital design by m.morris mano and michael d.ciletti…
on “Best book to prepare for EDC and Digital Logic for Competitive exam like GATE?” ↗I read the digital fundamentals book by thomas l floyd most parts. And I am again reading them. However I realized it lacks contents on memory(It has chapters but it is basic stuffs). It does not prepare you enough to take take a Computer…
on “Ask HN: Logic design books to follow after reading Thomas L Floyd?” ↗