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Explanation of how a lamp matrix works?

By killerrobots

3 years ago


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    #14 3 years ago

    Software background. Logical operator. In C/C++ symbolized as "!".

    Quoted from GRUMPY:

    My whole life I have called this a buffer/amplifier. U-55 is a inverting amplifier.

    Hardware background. A whole slew of different types of silicon (open collector, schmitt trigger, CMOS, TTL). Not to mention fanout. Inverts low level logic to high level logic or visa versa.

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