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The comment above yours said "and then ... detect the difference", implying sequential action and a real change of state - not simultaneous action+measure. """
by nullish_signal 4y ago
The comment above yours said "and then ... detect the difference", implying sequential action and a real change of state - not simultaneous action+measure.
"""Because the laser pulse is so fast, the water can switch states in a matter of picoseconds, which are trillionths of a second."""
Although after reading, I must agree that the time-scale feels quite ridiculous!!
(EDIT: RE: "Capacitors can't be logic gates" below - Maybe. But if 1+0=1, and 1+1=2, then surely differentiating 0/1 vs 2 on the output creates an AND gate?)
(I am "posting too fast" with 3 posts in the last hour. Sorry :)
- amelius 4y ago> implying sequential action and a real change of state - not simultaneous action+measure. Ok, replace resistor by capacitor :) I.e., run a current through a capacitor, then (some time later) measure the voltage over it. I don't recall anyone actually creating logic gates using capacitors only.