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Digital electronics
[edit]- Introduction
- Microprocessor
- Von Neumann architecture
- Bus (computing)
- Combinational logic
- Sequential logic
- Encoding
- Binary numeral system
- Octal
- Hexadecimal
- Bit
- Nibble
- Byte
- Word (computer architecture)
- Binary-coded decimal
- Excess-3
- Bi-quinary coded decimal
- Parity bit
- Checksum
- Two's complement
- Cyclic redundancy check
- Gray code
- ASCII
- Boolean logic
- Boolean algebra (structure)
- De Morgan's laws
- Truth table
- Don't-care (logic)
- Boolean function
- Canonical form (Boolean algebra)
- Logic gate
- Logic family
- MOSFET
- CMOS
- Diode–transistor logic
- Resistor–transistor logic
- Transistor–transistor logic