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It also ignores the fundamental realities of CMOS: binary is more energy efficient than trinary. You can save a few transistors (and thus die area) by using tri
by SAI_Peregrinus 9y ago
It also ignores the fundamental realities of CMOS: binary is more energy efficient than trinary. You can save a few transistors (and thus die area) by using trinary, but you vastly increase your power use & heat dissipation to do so. It's not even optimization!