Digital Logic Design
Digital Logic Design is a fundamental discipline within computer engineering that deals with the design and implementation of circuits that operate on discrete binary values, typically represented as 0s and 1s. It applies the principles of Boolean algebra to create elementary building blocks called logic gates (such as AND, OR, and NOT), which are then combined into more complex combinational and sequential circuits like adders, multiplexers, and memory elements. This field provides the essential hardware foundation upon which all modern digital systems are built, including microprocessors, memory, and the vast array of electronic devices that define our technological world.
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