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Modern CPUs have phase-locked loops generating clocks for each region of the chip. These use separate pull-up and pull-down mosfets to control the frequency, so
by tlb 9y ago
Modern CPUs have phase-locked loops generating clocks for each region of the chip. These use separate pull-up and pull-down mosfets to control the frequency, so arguably ternary.
Even more non-binary things happen inside DRAM and flash memory.
- Cyph0n 9y agoEhh I don't believe PLLs have a ternary component at all. I'm not an expert though. DRAM is analog-based due to the fact that the core memory unit is a capacitor, so it can't be ternary (not digital). I might agree with flash though.