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Digital is just constraints laid over analog components; before a motherboard gets produced the traces are analyzed with tools for analog. This is why when loo
by genewitch 4y ago
Digital is just constraints laid over analog components; before a motherboard gets produced the traces are analyzed with tools for analog.
This is why when looking at data sheets for ICs, gates, etc, there's timing constraints to not get garbage on the output pins.
I've been meaning to mess around with some slower digital ICs and see what happens to the output pin(s), but I don't have a fast enough oscilloscope.
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- agumonkey 4y agoI often feels that when digital components are numerous enough, you fall back into statistical/analog thinking anyway (even if it's just a case of a few thousands of VMs respawning on need). No more discrete perfect information.. but flocks of potentials.