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Ternary circuits with negative differential resistance?

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Shaos	Posted on: 2009/12/15 19:52
Webmaster Joined: 2005/4/9 From: New York Posts: 754	Re: Ternary circuits with negative differential resistance? Quote: eudoxie wrote: But ternary logic, balanced, non-balanced, and other ways of doing it, is a subset of multivalued logic. So advances in implementing multi-valued logic at large is almost certainly helpful for ternary logic as well. Basically "binary logic" also may be part of "multivalued logic" family, because it has more than 1 number of levels :) ---------------- Alexander Shabarshin http://www.shaos.net

eudoxie	Posted on: 2009/12/16 4:27
Home away from home Joined: 2007/12/27 From: Sweden Posts: 266	Re: Ternary circuits with negative differential resistance? Heh, that's technically true, but it's almost never used in that sense, since single-valued logic is so trivial it's useless, as the only available logical operation is unity; therefore, multi-valued logic is almost always taken to logic with 3 or more logic states.

Mbr	Posted on: 2009/12/16 4:49
Moderator Joined: 2005/4/10 From: Moscow Posts: 381	Re: Ternary circuits with negative differential resistance? Quote: Basically "binary logic" also may be part of "multivalued logic" family, because it has more than 1 number of levels :) No, you're wrong here - "multivalued" is only applicable to logics with bases over than 2 ;) ---------------- http://www.vntb.ru/

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