3 ms·
>They also had to invent a new type of gate – one that switches based on the sum of the number of its input that are at logic 1. What? Isn't that just AND? I w
by theon144 11y ago
>They also had to invent a new type of gate – one that switches based on the sum of the number of its input that are at logic 1.
What? Isn't that just AND? I wasn't really too clever from looking at the diagram provided, so I might be missing something.
- akovaski 11y agoLooking at the waveform graph on the site, it looks like it turns the output to 1 when both inputs are 1, and turns the output to 0 when both inputs are 0 (In other words, it assigns the output to the inputs when the inputs are in agreement). Though, that's just a guess.