Titlebook: Design of Digital Computers; An Introduction Hans W. Gschwind Book 1967Latest edition Springer-Verlag Wien 1967 applied physics.computer.de

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The Basic Organization of Digital Computers, as we do not perceive the systematic organization of its components. If we want not only to recognize the structure of a specific machine, but also attempt to judge the significance of variations in the layout of different machines, it is further necessary to comprehend the philosophy of their design.

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Number Systems and Number Representations,eneral use [2]. Since computers are not bound by tradition and since the decimal system has no unique merits, the designer of a computer is free to select that number system which suits his purpose best.

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French Philosophy of Technologyts, and logic circuits. Storage elements retain information (numbers, instructions, signals, codes, etc.) for longer or shorter periods of time.. Logic circuits perform logic (or arithmetic) operations. They are sometimes also referred to as decision circuits, switching circuits or logical elements.

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French Studies in the Philosophy of Sciencehen show how the different subunits of a computer work together within the over-all concept. For the following discussions, we shall free ourselves from the burden of detailed schematic diagrams and use logic or block diagram symbols as far as possible.

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