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From: aic@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (George A. Basar)
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Subject: Re: Digital Logic Lab Equipment
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Date: 8 Sep 89 01:19:52 GMT
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  Here at Purdue in the EE266 course(Intro to Digital Logic), back when
I took it, the professor was using a Mac and a program called LogicWorks
(I think , some other folks may correct me on this) and it was hooked to a
projection screen TV.
  You could breadboard circuits on the screen, then run signals(of your
own creation) or put levels on the input lines. 
  Basically, all the neat stuff you can do on a breadboard but much faster
and easier.
  This year, they have several for student use, to prototype their lab assign-
ments.
  If this sounds interesting, let me know and I'll get the info from the
prof.


						George