Logic Handbook

This document is the 1968 Logic Handbook for the Digital Equipment Corporation's (DEC) Flip Chip module product line. It serves as both a reference catalog and a technical guide for engineers designing with these digital logic components. The handbook is structured into several parts:

• Part I: Digital Logic Primer: Covers number systems (binary, octal, BCD), Boolean algebra, and standard logic notation.
• Part II: Flip Chip Modules: Provides detailed specifications and circuit descriptions for the M Series (high-speed TTL), K Series (industrial/noise-immune), R Series (general-purpose), and W Series (interfacing modules).
• Part III: Logic Laboratory: Introduces the DEC Logic Laboratory educational system.
• Part IV: Hardware, Octaids and Panelaids: Describes mounting hardware, cabinets, and design kits.
• Part V: Analog-Digital Conversion Handbook: A comprehensive guide to A/D and D/A conversion techniques, including performance measures, comparator usage, and calibration procedures.
• Part VI: Computer Catalog: A brief overview of the contemporary PDP computer lineup (PDP-8, PDP-9, PDP-10, LINC-8, and DISPLAY-8).

The handbook contains extensive technical drawings, truth tables, and part number listings for the entire product ecosystem available at the time.