Logical design of digital computers

Using synchronous circuit components almost entirely, this book describes and interprets the methods and techniques of various men in the field, and applies them to a wide variety of problems in logical design of digital computers. the book provides the reader with the information, tools, and procedures needed to carry out the complete logical design of a general or special-purpose computer

Of particular value are the detailed discussions of:
1. The Veitch Diagram method of simplification of Boolean equations.
2. The 'difference-equation' approach to memory elements.
3. The Huffman-Moore Model of digital systems.
4. The complete solutions to flip-flop input equations.
5. A mathematical introduction to Boolean algebra.

Many simple yet pertinent examples of how to use these techniques enable the reader to apply them readily to other computing configurations.