Great video. I was just a bit lost until I read your answer to yamandudacosta. The Relay action is just a representation of what occurs inside the gate. Being an electrician I got focused on seperating it all when actually they weren't. Whoops! I get it though.Thanks.
My first thought was to tell you of how a person can use a transistor to create one, but then I read your comment again and saw you specified "not electronically". I used a relay as a means to make it easier for a person to visually grasp the concept. Off hand I couldn't think a simple way to replace the relay, but ways that tend to be more complex electrical-mechanical. Like solenoids and pneumatics to operate a contact. If you think of a way please share it with us.
@Ongytenes Thanks. I found that I could invert an input variable using a normaly closed switch also. But this is limited to negate variables. If want to negate an expression maybe could do it draining the current to the ground when circiut is close but its dangerous.
Thank you. I actually write programs and then record them in operation as a video to upload. I do this because I wasn't satisfied with any presentation software I saw. So I write my own interactive programs to my own satisfaction.
Great simple explanation. Thanks for the video.
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melanimadavi 10 months ago
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krishkishore100 10 months ago
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CodyJoyce84 11 months ago
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31michael 11 months ago
Great video. I was just a bit lost until I read your answer to yamandudacosta. The Relay action is just a representation of what occurs inside the gate. Being an electrician I got focused on seperating it all when actually they weren't. Whoops! I get it though.Thanks.
BenBen5501 1 year ago
@BenBen5501 I used a relay since it was the simplest way I could think of inverting the input. Glad to be a help.
Ongytenes 1 year ago
Awesome. Thanks.
gambart2002 1 year ago
Im just watching because of LBP2
keggie09 1 year ago
@keggie09 lol, me too!!!!
zzmorg82 8 months ago
Thank you for posting this it is very helpful
bofts 1 year ago
Thanks for tut - really helped me for my exam tomorrow
crazycake93 1 year ago
How could one make NOT gate electrically (not electronically) without using relays?
Is it possible.
I mean, withou short circuiting and firing evreything.
yamandudacosta 1 year ago 3
My first thought was to tell you of how a person can use a transistor to create one, but then I read your comment again and saw you specified "not electronically". I used a relay as a means to make it easier for a person to visually grasp the concept. Off hand I couldn't think a simple way to replace the relay, but ways that tend to be more complex electrical-mechanical. Like solenoids and pneumatics to operate a contact. If you think of a way please share it with us.
Ongytenes 1 year ago 4
@Ongytenes Thanks. I found that I could invert an input variable using a normaly closed switch also. But this is limited to negate variables. If want to negate an expression maybe could do it draining the current to the ground when circiut is close but its dangerous.
yamandudacosta 1 year ago
@Ongytenes How can you do it with a Transistor?
CaptainBumsgewitter 1 year ago
@CaptainBumsgewitter
See my video reply: ANSWER: NOT Gate using a NPN Transistor.
Ongytenes 1 year ago
hahaha light buub
tipsyboyz 1 year ago 2
Excellent video for someone just beginning in logic circuits, namely me. Thanks for the video.
zopokzopok 2 years ago
Thank you. I actually write programs and then record them in operation as a video to upload. I do this because I wasn't satisfied with any presentation software I saw. So I write my own interactive programs to my own satisfaction.
Ongytenes 2 years ago
thanks for the video. very helpful.
EelamPundey 2 years ago
Thank you for posting! Very interesting and useful.
ccoraxfan 2 years ago