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A '''circuit''' is a collection of multiple [[ | A '''circuit''' is a collection of multiple [[component]]s and wires. There are many kinds of useful circuits, which this page will tell you about once it's been edited a bunch more. | ||
== Basic logic circuits == | |||
[[Adder]] | |||
[[Arithmetic logic unit|ALU]] | |||
[[Clock|Clock]] | |||
[[Multiplexer]] | |||
[[Decoder]] | |||
[[Random-access memory|RAM]] | |||
[[Register]] | |||
[[Counter|Counter (binary)]] | |||
== Advanced logic circuits == | |||
[[CPU]] | |||
[[GPU]] | |||
[[Double dabble]] | |||
[[BCD]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:35, 9 September 2025
A circuit is a collection of multiple components and wires. There are many kinds of useful circuits, which this page will tell you about once it's been edited a bunch more.