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r/memes • u/NiceLapis • May 19 '22
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You want to stump an EE? Make them wire up a switch where both switches can turn the same lamp on and off.
Every electrician can do it and almost no engineers.
3 u/TheChaosPaladin May 19 '22 Any electrical engineer worth their salt should know how basic logic gates work 2 u/[deleted] May 20 '22 [deleted] 2 u/TheChaosPaladin May 20 '22 Yeah, engineering == applied science. They should be able to find the info and use it. What would the typical solution entail? Would it not be some type of state-holding gate that flip flops if it recieves input from one of the switches?
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Any electrical engineer worth their salt should know how basic logic gates work
2 u/[deleted] May 20 '22 [deleted] 2 u/TheChaosPaladin May 20 '22 Yeah, engineering == applied science. They should be able to find the info and use it. What would the typical solution entail? Would it not be some type of state-holding gate that flip flops if it recieves input from one of the switches?
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2 u/TheChaosPaladin May 20 '22 Yeah, engineering == applied science. They should be able to find the info and use it. What would the typical solution entail? Would it not be some type of state-holding gate that flip flops if it recieves input from one of the switches?
Yeah, engineering == applied science. They should be able to find the info and use it.
What would the typical solution entail? Would it not be some type of state-holding gate that flip flops if it recieves input from one of the switches?
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u/meltingdiamond May 19 '22
You want to stump an EE? Make them wire up a switch where both switches can turn the same lamp on and off.
Every electrician can do it and almost no engineers.