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You mean they don't always have to be "voltages". Agreed. I only wanted to emphasize that at the physical level, they are not discrete. In this case, they happe
by roop 13y ago
You mean they don't always have to be "voltages". Agreed. I only wanted to emphasize that at the physical level, they are not discrete. In this case, they happen to be represented as voltage drops.
- matttheatheist 13y agoAgreed. I wish more people would take the time to look at the classic CMOS inverter: Looking at the VIn vs. VOut graph, it is overwhelmingly obvious that the word "digital" refers only to a higher level of abstraction for circuits that, in reality, are analog. (And more to the point, these SAME circuits are used as amplifiers in a typical analog design.) Good luck explaining this to a CS major.
- roop 13y agoThat's funny. I am really a CS guy. Just happened to work for a semiconductor company for a few years after college.