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My Relay ADDiction

A four project series called: a hands on exploration of arithmetic built with relays, diodes, LEDs, and a healthy amount of curiosity.

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A relay-based adder that performs arithmetic in balanced ternary trits. It can add two numbers in the range −13 to +13 per operand.
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A Balanced Ternary Adder Built from Relays

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See logic happen. This 3-bit relay adder uses diode grids and relays to show the steps of binary addition
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A 3-Bit Visual Binary Relay Adder

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A simple old-school logic demonstrator made from components the most electronic enthusiasts have laying around anyway.
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It’s logic!

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TritBits shows the working of Binary coded numbers, binary 2-complement coded negative numbers and balanced ternary numbers.
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TritBits

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