How r0the/logi7400 works
Logi7400 is a Logisim component library for designing logical circuits and for education. A designer uses Logisim and selects components from either the classic DIP-layout library or the logical-appearance library. The README documents gates, inverters, sequential components, encoders/decoders, and arithmetic/counters as capability areas. No source excerpts were provided, so the graph shows only relationships documented in the README; it does not infer internal circuit wiring or claim that the two library files share implementation code.
Main entry points: logi7400dip.circ DIP library · logi7400ic.circ Logical library
Components 9
Library variants
- DIP library
logi7400dip.circ - Logical library
logi7400ic.circ
Logic components
- Logic gates
logi7400ic.circ - Inverters
logi7400ic.circ
Sequential components
- Flip-flops and latches
logi7400ic.circ
Data selection
- Encoders and decoders
logi7400ic.circ
Compute components
- Arithmetic and counters
logi7400ic.circ
Other components
- Circuit designer
- Logisim
Connections 13
- Circuit designer → Logisim: designs in
README.md - Logisim → DIP library: uses library
README.md - Logisim → Logical library: uses library
README.md - DIP library → Logic gates: includes chips
README.md - DIP library → Inverters: includes chips
README.md - DIP library → Flip-flops and latches: includes chips
README.md - DIP library → Encoders and decoders: includes chips
README.md - DIP library → Arithmetic and counters: includes chips
README.md - Logical library → Logic gates: includes chips
README.md - Logical library → Inverters: includes chips
README.md - Logical library → Flip-flops and latches: includes chips
README.md - Logical library → Encoders and decoders: includes chips
README.md - Logical library → Arithmetic and counters: includes chips
README.md