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Designing digital circuits. Auxiliary materials for the laboratory
ID: 184760
Collective work, A. Skorupski (ed.)
About the book
The script is intended for students who are learning to design logic circuits. It has been developed in such a way that you do not need knowledge from other subjects to use it. The arrangement of the content and the way it was given was accepted by the authors based on their many years of didactic experience. The work was developed by a team of authors: Krzysztof Chabko, Krzysztof Gracki, Marek Pawłowski, Jacek Raczkowski, Andrzej Skorupski and Zbigniew Szymański.
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Collective work, A. Skorupski (ed.)