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| InkLogic Circuit Simulator |
| Authors: |
Brandon Kagey & Michael Fenn
Clemson University
bkagey@clemson.edu
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| Abstract: |
| There exists a need for a tool which provides visual, real-time feedback on simple combinational circuit design, especially at an introductory level. Currently, a primary method of teaching such designs is for the instructor to sketch a circuit out on a blackboard. This has the advantages of providing visual representation of the overall structure of a circuit and allowing corrections and/or modifications to be made easily. A key disadvantage is that while the structure is apparent, the actual state (on/off) of each component is not. Calculation of this state can be a laborious process for anything other than a trivial case. |
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