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>>> I think I resist any urge to comment on this. Other than "RTFM"
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>> I don't think electricity comes with a manual. Neither do ICs, usually...
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> They do, they are called datasheets.
Datasheets aren't manuals. They assume that you already know what, say,
a Gated D-Latch is, and that you just want to know what its maximum
driving current is or something. If you *don't* already know what a
Gated D-Latch is, the datasheet will be of no use at all. You need
*real* instructions.
>> Hey, what do you *think* I've got a dad for? ;-)
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> Hard to say, other than the obvious task of a father ;)
Damnit, I said don't answer that. :-(
> Have you ever looked at e.g.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TTL_npn_nand.svg ?
1. What is this thing?
2. How does it help?
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