Nice video from Neil Fraser that uses domino to simulate logic gates (OR, AND and XOR gates out of dominoes, replacement for TTL and CMOS.)
Domino Domino logic
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That is an extremely clever way of describing logic gates. Especially for visual learners like myself, this sinks in better than dry theory.
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I see the demonstration of simple logic gates, but please explain where the video addresses the differences between CMOS and TTL. Perhaps I'm just not seeing it clearly.
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JAJAJAJA...I wonder how much noise an INTEL 8080 made of these would make....oh...BTW...does it come in dual core?
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This reminds me of the "logic goats" that were posted on the Make Blog in 2007:
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2007/02/logic_goats.html
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I Was Curious How He Was Gonna Manage XOR ... Very Well Done
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