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Earlier chapters have concentrated on the analysis and design of circuits in which the output signal value at any time is determined solely by the values of the input variables at that time. These are combinational logic circuits, though in practical terms we have to extend the definition to allow for the settling time necessitated by the unavoidable propagation delay through the logic gates.
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Bannister, B.R., Whitehead, D.G. (1987). Sequential Logic Components. In: Fundamentals of Modern Digital Systems. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18858-1_5
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