[Electronics] 1 Bit Full Adder - Ripple Carry (Transistor NAND Logic)

[xor]

This is a 1 bit ripple carry full adder using pure NAND gates, constructed with transistors.
I have excluded resistors and power rails for simplicity.

http://i.imgur.com/Jvp9bSk.jpg?1


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[iiCE]

Looks darn sexy. What does it do. Does it have an software equivalent?
Could you clarify it to us a bit more, since we are complete noobs?
Thanks!

[HTH]

Kek, it's software equivalent is roughly 1+1 = 10 :p

Since I'm way too lazy to explain it all, this post I googled quickly seems like it should work:
http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/sum2003/cmsc311/Notes/Comb/adder.html

[xor]

I am going to create a digital logic series of tutorials.
For ease of updating, I will be hosting them on GitHub.

https://github.com/XorLogic/DigitalLogic

Tutorial 01. Digital Logic Primer is up.
This will be the precursor to fully explaining what is happening with this 1 bit full adder.

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[x0nic]

This is a 1 bit ripple carry full adder using pure NAND gates, constructed with transistors.
I have excluded resistors and power rails for simplicity.

http://i.imgur.com/Jvp9bSk.jpg?1

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I am going to create a digital logic series of tutorials.

starting to love you
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