Logic NAND Gate
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Description (From Recipaedia)
Logic NAND gate. Has two inputs on the sides and one output. The output is 0 when both inputs are 1, otherwise it is 1. Can be placed on any surface and rotated to desired orientation.
Crafting
Requires 4 germanium crystals and 3 copper ingots. You get 4 NAND gates.
Hooking It Up
Connections
This is a standard AND gate with a built-in NOT gate after it. See those pages for more information. This arrangement allows for more compact circuits.
Notes
- NAND gates are primarily digital devices but will operate on analog signals. It performs a bitwise NAND. This allows for more compact and interesting circuit designs. See Using Analog Signals.