Full Adder (Logic): Difference between revisions

From TernaryWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
An example where Binary and Ternary logic work the same is the Full (and Half) adder. The full adder layout is identical. The only difference is using each logic base's primary logic gates.
An example where Binary and Ternary logic work the same is the Full and Half adder. The full adder layout is identical. The only difference is using each logic base's primary logic gates.


* XOR = SUM
* XOR = SUM

Revision as of 17:07, 1 August 2025

An example where Binary and Ternary logic work the same is the Full and Half adder. The full adder layout is identical. The only difference is using each logic base's primary logic gates.

  • XOR = SUM
  • AND = CON
  •   OR = ANY
Logic gate layout for a binary full adder.
Binary Full Adder
BCT logic gate layout for a ternary full adder.
Ternary Full Adder