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On one hand, it seems like they don't fit as a model of computation because they don't have elementary operations ( like reading/writing of a tape, function reduction, steps on the proof search of logical programming paradigma ), they implement their computations instantaneously.
But on the other hand, they seem to be fit as a model of computation because we can model all kinds of computation with them ( binary addition is one example ), and they can be viewed abstractly ( by only focusing on the truth-tables and the logical gates and forgetting about the physical circuit that might implement it ).
So, what do you guys think ?
So far, to implements non identity logical gates (hence, cNOT, Hadamard,...), there are from my very partial understanding different techniques. Please note that for 1. and 2., I do not know any technical details behind those yet, I just barely know their name.
Also, we can perform gate by doing magic distillation protocole (but as you typically need to know "at least" how to perform a logical cNOT, I guess this is more a complementary technique to have the full gateset).
I am currently learning the basics of surface codes using the following refs: ref1 ref2 ref3. They talk a bit about how to do logical gates but they are also some kind of general reviews (and they do not necessarily enter in too much details for this). My goal is to save my energy to focus on learning what is considered to be a good way to do logical gates (and not some historical "abandonned" ways).
In the digital system, logic gates are the basic building blocks. In these logic gates, we can find the gates having more than one input, but will have only one output. The connection between the input and the output of a gate is based on some logic. Based on this logic, different gates are developed like OR gate, AND gate, NOT gate, and more. The gates that are developed have been divided into categories like Basic Gates, Universal Gates, and more.
Logic gates are devices that act as the building blocks for digital circuits, and perform basic logical functions by taking decisions through a combination of digital signals coming from the inputs. Logic gates operate on the concept of Boolean function with having two inputs and one output. There are two binary conditions, true or false where true represents 1 and false represents 0. There are different types of logic gates and based on the type of logical gate, the output varies due to variation in the logical operation.
Different types of basic logic gates that are there include AND, OR, NOT. using these gates and making different combinations out of them, various other gates like NAND, NOR, etc are created but there is no such gate by the name of IF.
Logic gates are the fundamental building blocks of circuits. Circuits are used to perform operations in a computer system. They are mainly used in the arithmetic logic unit known as ALU.
As you have digital logic questions, shoot away, you will have to be specific that you are doing gate by gate logic, not something more advanced like VHDL(although you could use VHDL and use the simplified output). This will probably met with some resistance, as it is not commonly done, but is often done in uni. But the mechanics of minecraft are very far off-topic here.
Draw a logic circuit to match the given logic statement.
All logic gates must have a maximum of two inputs. Do not attempt to simplify the logic statement
Draw a logic circuit to match the given logic statement.
All logic gates must have a maximum of two inputs. Do not attempt to simplify the logic statement.
In this lesson we will look at some additional examples of how the Big Idea of abstraction is used in computing. We will focus on low-level hardware abstractions, in particular, on logic gates, the fundamental computational building blocks of electronic circuits. We'll tak a first look "under the hood," so to speak, to see how computers process binary information.
Logicly provides an engaging, hands-on learning environment for teaching logic gates and circuits. It provides some free online-demos of simple logic gates. To help solidify your understanding of the basic gates, click on the links below. In each case, review the truth table definitions and then play with the Live Example circuit to verify that it behaves as defined by the truth table.
NOTE: To create your own circuits you need go into Edit mode by clicking on the little widget on the bottom left of the Live Example frame, as shown in the picture. Then you can drag together components and put them together. If you do not see the Live Example, first click on the Adobe Flash Player link and then click on allow Run Flash.
One of the interesting areas of synthetic biology is the so-called biological computers. A biological computer refers to an engineered biological system that can perform computer-like operations. I have read a large number of articles on this topic, and in almost all of them the logic gates are made of DNA or RNA inside bacteria. What are the prospects? For example, are there developments that imply the construction of logic elements and microcircuits directly inside the cell: DNA encodes the necessary proteins that are synthesized and assembled into logic gates and other components in the cell?
What are the prospects? For example, are there developments that imply the construction of logic elements and microcircuits directly inside the cell: DNA encodes the necessary proteins that are synthesized and assembled into logic gates and other components in the cell?
In terms of logic gates, you'll find that both unary gates and all sixteen possible binary gates, and many others, have molecular implementations. And in terms of prospects, they could be used for monitoring and control, production of medicine and goods, and literally run molecular experiments, among others. I recall Xie et al. 2013 constructed a circuit that when put in non-cancerous cells did nothing, but when put into HeLa cells would trigger apoptosis.
In the serially connected NMOS logic the input capacitance of each gate shares the charge with the load capacitance by which the logical levels drastically mismatched than that of the desired once. To eliminate this load capacitance must be very high compared to the input capacitance of the gates (approximately 10 times).
A universal logic gate can implement any Boolean function by connecting sufficient number of them appropriately. Three gates are shown.
Which one of the following statements is TRUE?