Digital Design (With CD) 4th Edition deals with basic concepts of digital logic design and covers essential technical guidelines for different circuits and digital applications.  Summary Of The Book A modern take on classic concepts such as digital circuits, designs and its various procedures, the fourth edition of Digital Design (With CD) 4th Edition provides simple yet effective guidelines in a lucid and informative manner. There are specific tools that a computer and engineering student must be acquainted with when designing digitized applications. This book provides the different procedures that can be used for a wide array of digital formats and designs. There have been a number of updates inserted within this edition including the expanded key enhancements in the Verilog Hardware Description Language or HDL. Digital Designs covers a range of topics starting from basic digital systems, gate-level minimization, Boolean algebra to asynchronous sequential logic and standard graphic symbols. The students will also find this book helpful when trying to understand design at Register Transfer Level (RTL) as well as memory and programmable logic. There are chapters that have detailed information about Digital Integrated Circuits and Standard ICs and FPGAs laboratory experiments. There have been additions made in terms of the graphical material and its diverse uses. A comprehensive analysis of HDL has also been provided for beginner students in order to understand hardware categories, description language, and digital circuits. About The Authors M. Morris Mano is a professor of engineering at California State University. He has written several books on digital design such as Computer System Architecture 0003 Edition, and Logic And Computer Design Fundamentals 1st Edition. Michael D. Ciletti is currently a professor Emeritus at the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Colorado. He has authored several books, such as, Advanced Digital Design with the Verilog HDL, Modeling, Synthesis, and Rapid Prototyping with the VERILOG HDL, Introduction To Circuit Analysis And Design, and Circuit Master: Circuit Simulation Program and Study Guide.

Table of Contents:
Preface 1. Digital Systems and Binary Numbers 2. Boolean Algebra and Logic Gates 3. Gate-Level Minimization 4. Combinational Logic 5. Synchronous Sequential Logic 6. Registers and Counters 7. Memory and Programmable Logic 8. Design at the Register