High-threshold logic
High-threshold logic (HTL), also known as low-speed logic (LSL) or high-level logic (HLL), is a variant of diode–transistor logic used in environments where noise is very high. (Wikipedia).
High-threshold logic (HTL), also known as low-speed logic (LSL) or high-level logic (HLL), is a variant of diode–transistor logic used in environments where noise is very high. (Wikipedia).
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A PRG for Gaussian Polynomial Threshold Functions - Daniel Kane
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AQC 2016 - Boosting Quantum Annealer Performance via Quantum Persistence
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EEVblog #941 - Schmitt Trigger Tutorial
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EEVacademy #5 - Digital Logic Datasheets Explained
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