Transistor-transistor logic

by George L. Flynn

This second edition has been written to give the reader the background knowledge required to understand the operation of integrated circuit devices. Topics include the digital families of which transistor-transistor logic, or TTL as it is commonly referred to, is a part; the different types of circuits used in a logic system; the operation of a variable module counter; the mathematics used in TTL; devices and methods used to determine information priority and storage; how TTL logic can be joined to other type circuits or logic families; how fast TTL logic will operate; the number of individual units that can be combined in a single IC package; and how basic counting and data transmission systems work.

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1973