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Application of EDA Technology in the Course of Digital Logic

Zhtang Xue-xi

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EDA technology is an advanced tool used to design modern digital system.The necessity of combining EDA technology with the course of Digital Logic is analyzed in this paper.Also,an effective way of introducing EDA technology to the course of Digital Logic is provided and has been put into experiment,whose result has proved its effectiveness.

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EDA technology is an advanced tool used to design modern digital system.The necessity of combining EDA technology with the course of Digital Logic is analyzed in this paper.Also,an effective way of introducing EDA technology to the course of Digital Logic is provided and has been put into experiment,whose result has proved its effectiveness.

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EDA technology is an advanced tool used to design modern digital system.The necessity of combining EDA technology with the course of Digital Logic is analyzed in this paper.Also,an effective way of introducing EDA technology to the course of Digital Logic is provided and has been put into experiment,whose result has proved its effectiveness.

Key concepts: Course (navigation), Logic synthesis, Computer science, Digital electronics, Register-transfer level, Logic gate, Computer architecture, Computer engineering

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