SWITCHING The modern computer is a digital and electronic device. Runs on flow of electrons - movement of electrons from outer valence shells on atoms.

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SWITCHING The modern computer is a digital and electronic device. Runs on flow of electrons - movement of electrons from outer valence shells on atoms Requires force/energy to pull an electron out of a shell - Electro-motive force (EMF) - Voltage How tightly the electrons are held determines how much voltage is needed and is quantified as resistance Number of Electrons flowing is quantified as Amperes

Computers are electronic switching devices Voltage source (battery) Meter to detect voltage differential Short Circuit large voltage flow, but no voltage differential

Digital Switch - Transistor Computers are constructed from transistors Transistor are used as on-off switches (0-off, 1-on), hence binary

Transistor controlling the circuit

Measuring Output before the transistor Acts as an invertor No voltage on the input causes the meter to read 5 volts A voltage on the input causes the meter to read zero

NAND – Not AND ABOut A B 0 5 A B

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