Which prawn has a literature review of the digital clock, send it to help, urgently use it!! 5

I just borrowed the book "Digital System Design and Verilog HDL (3rd Edition)", edited by Wang Jinming, page 212 talks about the design of using multi-function digital clocks, the timing functions include: hours, minutes, seconds of timing, timing and alarm clock functions, time correction function, hour time signaling function. You can go check out this book.

Literature review is a kind of academic literature written after comprehensive analysis after collecting a large amount of information on a certain topic, and it is a kind of scientific literature.

Formatting and writing.

The format of the literature review is different from that of a general research**. This is because research** focuses on the methods and results of the research, especially positive results, while a literature review requires the reader to be presented with detailed information, developments, progress, outlook, and comments on the above aspects related to the topic. As a result, the format of a literature review is relatively diverse, but in general, it generally consists of the following four parts:

i.e. Introduction, Theme, Summary, and References. When writing a literature review, you can write an outline according to these four parts, and then write according to the outline.

The preface mainly explains the purpose of the writing, introduces the relevant concepts and definitions, and the scope of the review, and briefly explains the current situation or the focus of the controversy on the relevant topic, so that the reader can have a preliminary outline of the issues to be described in the whole text.

The topic part, which is the main body of the review, is written in a variety of ways and has no fixed format. It can be summarized in chronological order, or it can be summarized according to different issues, and it can also be compared and summarized according to different points of view, no matter which format is used to summarize, sort out, analyze and compare the collected literature and materials, clarify the historical background, current situation and development direction of the relevant topics, as well as comments on these issues, and pay special attention to the representative, scientific and creative literature citations and reviews in the theme part.

The summary part is somewhat similar to the summary of the research, which summarizes the topic of the whole text, and it is best for the authors who have studied the topic to be reviewed. References, although placed at the end of the article, are an important part of the literature review. Because it not only shows respect for the author of the cited literature and the basis for citing the literature, but also provides a literature search clue for the reader to go deep into the relevant issues.

Therefore, it should be taken seriously. References should be clearly arranged, easy to find, and accurate. Regarding the use of references, the bibliographic items and format are the same as those of the research** and will not be repeated.

Yes, about 4000 words, it generally depends on the requirements of the journal!

This one does exist, but the specific criteria are unknown.

Aren't all endnotes used when writing literature?

It really didn't work, so I deleted and reinserted the footnote.

You cancel the footnote yourself and go up again + one.