Actually I'm still in high school and I'm not taking computer engineering or electronics engineering courses in the future but looking forward to software engineering. Not really interested in Physics but this topic got me a bit interested into it. Well, this and few other topics such as light...
Heh. I guess I have not reach that level yet. But anyway, thanks so much for your replies and patience with my questions and requests. Thanks. Things work more complicated than I ever thought of.
I think I got it or maybe not. The diagrams we learn in school are too simple. We don't have any power source connected to the gates(except for the input) maybe that's what made me thought of this at the first place. But looking at the diagram have made that realize that it is more than just...
Thanks for the reply. I still don't get it. Ok, let's say I'm using logic gates. What is the independent power source? A capacitor? Uh, I'm really slow. Maybe you can explain in diagrams. I'm sorry for asking too much but I really want to know.
From what I learned at school today..
Afaik NOT gate acts as an inverter, right?
Which means if input is 0, output will be 1 and vice versa.
My question is, if input is 0 then output will be 1. From where does the gate gets its current flow? Since input is 0.
Or, it cannot be used like...