FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
Chapter I: General
1 Scope
1A Normative references
2 General notes
3 Explanation of terms
Chapter II: Symbol construction
4 Composition of the symbol
5 Outlines
6 Use and combination of outlines
Chapter III: Qualifying symbols associated with inputs,
outputs and other connections
7 Negation, logic polarity and dynamic input
8 Internal connections
9 Symbols inside the outline
10 Non-logic connections and signal-flow indicators
Chapter IV: Dependency notation
11 General explanation
12 Convention
13 Types of dependency
14 AND dependency
15 OR dependency
16 NEGATE dependency
17 INTERCONNECTION dependency
17A TRANSMISSION dependency
18 CONTROL dependency
19 SET and RESET dependency
20 ENABLE dependency
21 MODE dependency
22 Comparison of C-, EN- and M-effects on inputs
23 ADDRESS dependency
24 Special techniques used in dependency notation
25 The ordering of labels associated with inputs and
    with outputs
Chapter V: Combinations and sequential elements
26 General notes
27 Combination elements
28 Examples of combinative elements
29 Examples of buffers, drivers, receivers and
    bidirectional switches
30 Elements with hysteresis
31 Examples of elements with hysteresis
32 Coders, code converters
33 Examples of code converters
34 Signal-level converters with or without electrical
    isolation
35 Examples of signal-level converters
36 Multiplexers and demultiplexers
37 Examples of multiplexers and demultiplexers
38 Arithmetic elements
39 Examples of arithmetic elements
40 Binary delay elements
41 Bistable elements
42 Examples of bistable elements
43 Indication of special switching properties of bistable
    elements
44 Monostable elements
45 Examples of monostable elements
46 Astable elements
47 Examples of astable elements
48 Shift registers and counters
49 Examples of shift registers and counters
50 Memories
51 Examples of memories
52 Display elements
53 Examples of display elements
Chapter VI: Complex-function elements
54 General symbol and basic rules
55 Bus indicators and data path representation
56 Examples of complex-function elements
Annexes
A French alphabetical index
B English alphabetical index
C Index of devices for which symbols are shown