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TITLE: RAPID PROTOTYPING OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY HAMBLEN AND FURMAN
Kluwer--First Edition, Sep. 1999: ISBN 0-7923-8604-3
Kluwer--Second Edition, Sep. 2001: ISBN 0-7923-7439-8
RAPID PROTOTYPING OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS, A Tutorial Approach provides an
exciting, "cutting edge", laboratory component for undergraduate
digital logic and computer design courses. This exciting new book is
appropriate for consideration at schools that have an upper level course
in digital logic or programmable logic. Design engineers working in
industry will also want to consider this text for a rapid introduction to
FPLD technology and logic synthesis using commercial CAD tools.
Two tutorials on the Altera CAD tool environment, an overview of
programmable logic, and a design library with several easy to use input
and output functions were developed for this text to help students get
started quickly. Early design examples use schematic capture and library
components.
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From Carl.Harris@wkap.com Mon Oct 21 10:06:37 2002
Subject: New Printing Enhancements! Rapid Prototyping of Digital Systems,
To: Kluwer academic publishers
The new printing of the second edition includes Altera's new 10.1 student
edition software which supports Windows 2000/XP and designs that are three
times larger using the new 70,000 gate UP 2 board. All designs in the
book's CD-ROM have been updated to work with the original UP 1/1X board or
the new UP 2 board.
If you adopt Rapid Prototyping of Digital Systems, Second Edition for second
semester, please contact me if you need a copy of the new second printing.
Thank you.
Carl W. Harris
Publishing Director
Kluwer Academic Publishers
E-mail: carl.harris@wkap.com
Ph: (781) 681-0553
Fax: (781) 871-7507
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DATE: September 2001
TITLE: RAPID PROTOTYPING OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY HAMBLEN AND FURMAN
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