Nick Poole of SparkFun describes logic gates using dominos, with a standing domino equalling 0 (false) and a laying down domino being a 1 (true).
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Nick Poole of SparkFun describes logic gates using dominos, with a standing domino equalling 0 (false) and a laying down domino being a 1 (true).
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I had never thought of using dominoes for logic gates, but it works beautifully – well done!
Hmm.. I think that was more confusing than helpful…
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