COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING: Seven-League Boots to the Gates of Progress.

Discusses the significance of abstraction to the development of integrated electronic circuits. Disadvantages of using breadboarding in testing circuit designs; Use of the Logician workstation from Daisy Systems in facilitating circuit designs; Impact of computer-aided engineering on the design of...

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Published in:	ETC: A Review of General Semantics Vol. 43; no. 1; pp. 62 - 67
Main Author:	Williams, John michael
Format:	Article
Published:	Institute of General Semantics, Inc. Spring1986
Subjects:	Abstract thought Logic circuits Electronic circuit design Integrated circuit design Microcomputer workstations (Computers) Computer-aided engineering
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Summary:	Discusses the significance of abstraction to the development of integrated electronic circuits. Disadvantages of using breadboarding in testing circuit designs; Use of the Logician workstation from Daisy Systems in facilitating circuit designs; Impact of computer-aided engineering on the design of logic circuits.