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Digital systems are not new. The simple ‘on-off’ signalling techniques used by nineteenth-century telegraphers are one example of an early application of digital techniques. However, for many years development of the various applications of digital principles continued virtually independently; construction of electromechanical telephone exchanges, for example, progressed quite independently of the development of digital computing systems.

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© 1977 L. F. Lind and J. C. C. Nelson

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Lind, L.F., Nelson, J.C.C. (1977). Introduction. In: Analysis and Design of Sequential Digital Systems. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15757-0_1

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