The electronic devices widespread around us today operate using the fundamental circuits and principles discussed in this book. Since the 1930s and 1940s, scientists have been designing the electrical circuits used in electronic computers, continuously working to miniaturize digital logic circuits, reduce signal processing time, and integrate them to create advanced electronic tools.

In this book, author Myke Predko provides everything readers need to learn digital electronics without enrolling in a formal curriculum. After studying this book and applying its concepts, it can serve as a supplement for classes or in a homeschooling environment. It is also beneficial for professionals seeking a career change or needing to update their electronics knowledge. The book includes multiple-choice tests and exam questions similar to those in standardized exams, with a test for each of its two parts and a comprehensive final exam.

Part One offers an introduction to the fundamentals of digital electronics. It covers basic theory, the concepts of 'bit' and 'digit', AND, OR, NOT, and Exclusive OR operations, circuit optimization, number systems, binary arithmetic, and the implementation of combinational and sequential circuits.

Part Two focuses on digital electronics applications. It explores oscillators, complex sequential circuits, circuit interfaces, reading data sheets, computer processors, and the basics of interfacing with a PC.

• Author: Myke Predko
• Publishing House: Arab Scientific Publishers, Lebanon
• Year of Publication: 2005
• Number of Pages: 343
• ISBN: 9953296928