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Digital electronics treats discrete signals, unlike analog electronics which treats continuous signals. Digital logic is used to perform arithmetic operations with electric signals and constitutes the base for building CPUs.
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Is there any way to use half-bits?
As most people here know, by using 4 bits, we are able to count from 0 to 15 (0123456789ABCDEF in hexadecimal). But if we were to only count up to 9, we would still be using 4 bits, and the digits fro …
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