A Study of Current Logic Design Problems: Part I, Design of Diagnosable Mos Networks; Part Ii, Minimum Nor (Nand) Networks for Parity Functions of an Arbitrary Number of Variables; Part Iii, Minimum Parallel Binary Adders With Nor (Nand) Gates and Their Extensions to Networks Consisting of Carry-Save Adders

Lai, Hung Chi

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

A Study of Current Logic Design Problems: Part I, Design of Diagnosable Mos Networks; Part Ii, Minimum Nor (Nand) Networks for Parity Functions of an Arbitrary Number of Variables; Part Iii, Minimum Parallel Binary Adders With Nor (Nand) Gates and Their Extensions to Networks Consisting of Carry-Save Adders

dc:creator Lai, Hung Chi

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dc:date2014

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Year dc:date: 2014

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Author dc:creator: Lai, Hung Chi

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Lai, Hung Chi. A Study of Current Logic Design Problems: Part I, Design of Diagnosable Mos Networks; Part Ii, Minimum Nor (Nand) Networks for Parity Functions of an Arbitrary Number of Variables; Part Iii, Minimum Parallel Binary Adders With Nor (Nand) Gates and Their Extensions to Networks Consisting of Carry-Save Adders. Dissertation thesis, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2142/66382