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The boundary where pieces of code manage to control voltage. Where text crosses into electro magnetic flux. How does that happen?
by hackaflocka 13y ago
The boundary where pieces of code manage to control voltage. Where text crosses into electro magnetic flux. How does that happen?
- matttheatheist 13y ago"The boundary where pieces of code manage to control voltage." I just explained how that works.If you're talking about external ports, then just think of them as bidirectional registers connected to the outside world. This is literally all there is to it!!! "Where the text crosses into electro magnetic flux" If you ignore crosstalk, which is caused by electromagnetic induction between the internal connections, then we can ASSUME that there is NO magnetic flux in DIGITAL microelectronics. However, if you're dealing with ANALOG or MIXED-SIGNAl VLSI, then you will obviously have inductors (and resistors and capacitors) to manage the fequency components at various stages of your circuits. It's impossible to explain all this in 300 words. The three books I described ealier are all you need to become an expert in Digitial microelectronics. The Mano book deals strictly with discrete math, so if you don't have a strong background in Integral Calculus and Differential Equations, you can still learn a lot! Here's some advise: If you're ever given the choice between Computer Science and Computer Engineering, pick Engineering. It's multiple orders-of-magnitude harder, but the rewards will be amazing. It's like choosing to be a Pilot instead of a Flight Attendant. Trust me on that ;-))
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