Don't want to rush these things...

Oct 07, 2010 4 Replies

..but the RTL Cookbook ebook is newly available at <

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Its last chapter should go up in a few days.



We are prompt no matter long it takes.


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Wonderful, I use RTL every day. Or as H&H called it, Mickey Mouse Logic. :^)

Tim

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Great !! I've got CMOS & TTL Cookbooks (6th edn, 1981 ;-) but I missed the chance to get RTL...

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Though RTL was pretty much dead when I entered the I/C industry in

1962 (DTL was coming on strong), I did use RTL extensively in many custom automotive chip designs where speed wasn't an issue. ...Jim Thompson
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I think MML was diode logic, not RTL... All the best Ian Macmillan

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