Block diagrams in logic design
Lowell S. Bensky
Abstract
Lowell S. Bensky
Abstract
The thesis proposed in this paper is: While logic equations and even Boolean algebra are not essential to the block diagram approach to logic design, considerable penetration of block diagrams into the logic equation approach is unavoidable. In support of this thesis, several aspects of logic design will be investigated in the body of this paper. Emphasis will be given to the creative nature of logic design.
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The thesis proposed in this paper is: While logic equations and even Boolean algebra are not essential to the block diagram approach to logic design, considerable penetration of block diagrams into the logic equation approach is unavoidable. In support of this thesis, several aspects of logic design will be investigated in the body of this paper. Emphasis will be given to the creative nature of logic design.
Key concepts: Logic synthesis, Logic optimization, Computer science, Computational logic, Dynamic logic (digital electronics), Function block diagram, Block diagram, Logic block