Tests of characteristics associated with PUIDs are made in a form or mathematical logic known as a Boolean expression (after George Boole who invented it). A Boolean expression combines ...

Yes, that Boolean logic. The one you probably first encountered as a student: True or False, AND, OR, NOT. The kind of rigid, unforgiving digital logic that underpins every transistor in every device ...

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Transistors wired in series and parallel patterns make up "gates," which accept binary input (0 = no pulse; 1 = pulse) and generate binary output. Although AND requires both inputs to be 1 in order to ...

As seen in earlier articles, the only two possible states of information for digital electronics are true and false. Be it an electric current, a numeric datum, or a variable of any kind, the system’s ...