MOSFET memory

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06:23:28

The top button(no) is a "1" and the bottom button(no) is a "0". The blue LED represents a "1" of data output. When the upper left button(nc) is pushed, it cuts of the power and the memory should still be the same. I don't know if this is how solid state memory works.

published 10 years ago

ETJAKEOC

10 years ago

I'd put a diode biased from ground to the top of the resistor on the LED to remove that negative voltage spike, but yeah, this is simple CMOS memory

striketheft

10 years ago

Cool

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