[Digital Circuits And Logic Design Samuel C Lee Pdf 11
Luther Lazaro
In 1950 Shannon published an article in Scientific American and also a research paper describing how to program a computer to play chess. He went into detail on how to design a program for an actual computer. He discussed how data structures would be represented in memory, estimated how many bits of memory would be needed for the program, and broke the program down into things he called subprograms. Today we would call these functions, or procedures. Some of his subprograms were to generate possible moves; some were to give heuristic appraisals of how good a position was.
Rodney Brooks is the Panasonic Professor of Robotics (emeritus) at MIT, where he was director of the AI Lab and then CSAIL. He has been cofounder of iRobot, Rethink Robotics, and Robust AI, where he is currently CTO.
It is probably a less known fact, that NIKOLA TESLA is actually the acknowledged inventor of the electronic AND logic gate circuit, a critical element of every digital computer today, and he even patented it (claim started in 1899). A vast number of sources confirms it, i.e. , -when-how.com/Tutorial/topic-203v31/The-History-of-Visual-Magic-in-Computers-180.html etc.
Thanks for this column. Shannon was one of the greatest minds of the 20th century. The professor of the logic design class I took my sophomore year at MIT gave us the paper based on his MS - no doubt the most significan Masters in the history of technology. I worked in a lab across the hall from his office for my Bachelor's Thesis. Alas, he never seemed to be there.
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