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Logic Gates

Yisroel Newmark
A logic gate accepts a number of binary inputs (usually two), and outputs another binary value. You can connect outputs to inputs to make new logic gates. A gate with which you can make any other gate is called a universal gate. One example is the nand gate which takes these two inputs,
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and
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and outputs
true
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One thing you can make with these components is an adder, which accepts two inputs and a carry bit (binary digit), and outputs a value and another carry bit, allowing you to chain them together. You can fidddle around with it here.
Inputs
1
2
3
Name
Value
Input 1
Input 2
Input Carry
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Outputs
1
1
2
Name
Value
Output Sum
Output Carry
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This device can be made out of
9
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nand gates. Here is a list.
Gates
1
Name
In 1
In 2
Value
1
Input 1
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2
Input 2
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3
Input Carry
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4
Process 1
Input 1
Input 2
5
Process 2
Input 1
Process 1
6
Process 3
Input 2
Process 1
7
Process 4
Process 2
Process 3
8
Process 5
Input Carry
Process 4
9
Process 6
Process 4
Process 5
10
Process 7
Input Carry
Process 5
11
Output Sum
Process 6
Process 7
12
Output Carry
Process 1
Process 5
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