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If you think in terms of voltage on a pin, how you would implement ternary? Binary is simple: 0V, or 5V (at least a long time ago...). Transitioning from one st
by alain94040 12y ago
If you think in terms of voltage on a pin, how you would implement ternary? Binary is simple: 0V, or 5V (at least a long time ago...). Transitioning from one state to the other is obvious. How would you do it with ternary logic?
- niche 12y agoWell there are so many options here, which make things that much more exciting. So basically: 0V, 5V, everything else :-)
- niche 12y agoYou could have predefined gates 0V-1V= 0 1V-2V= 1 2V-3V= 2 / -1 Do negative voltages exist? Positive voltage, negative voltage, no voltage Ternary allows for measurements of relativity at the pin level whereas binary is a yes/no...