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It's the closest I could find in Google images. Just pretend that the AND gates are NAND gates and that the wires cross. Are you imagining a naughty multivibator now, or a monoflop?
Can you remember this stuff? I've forgotten what little I knew and never used.
Can sort of remember it, but I think the edge triggering turns it in to a bi-stable jobby (use an R-S flip flop?). No doubt Zeity will be along to smite us at some point
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Can sort of remember it, but I think the edge triggering turns it in to a bi-stable jobby (use an R-S flip flop?). No doubt Zeity will be along to smite us at some point
Here's a simpler one:
But here you have to imagine an extra inverter (not gate) in the circuit [due to inadeques in my searches in Google images again]. Bzzzzz. Not as sexy.
For each inverter - take one two-input NAND gate and feed the same into each input, take the output and feed into the inputs of the next NAND gate etc. etc. Or have I missed the point?
'Kin 'ell. It's a slow night tonight.
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For each inverter - take one two-input NAND gate and feed the same into each input, take the output and feed into the inputs of the next NAND gate etc. etc.
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