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DIY COMPUTER from scratch!

Vectozavr
214K subscribers
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Patreon:   / vectozavr   Articles on my website: Theory: http://ilinblog.ru/article.php?id_art... Practice: http://ilinblog.ru/article.php?id_art... Instagram:   / i.e.ilin   VK: https://vk.com/public179407034 DIY computer: is it real? In this video, we will try to assemble our own home-made DIY computer (calculator) using transistors and resistors. We will understand what number system is used in the computer and why. After, basic mathematics and an introduction to the binary number system will be given. You will also learn what discrete mathematics and Boolean logic are. You will learn what logical functions are and how to assemble them from transistors and resistors. Logical functions, in turn, make it possible to assemble a binary adder (calculator). When it becomes clear how any computer works (TVs, phones, laptops, etc.), I will tell you how I made my own calculator from resistors and transistors, without using any additional devices like Raspberry Pi or arduino. The information in this video is unique - no one has done such projects on Russian YouTube before, so I think it will be interesting for you! ...more
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DIY COMPUTER from scratch!
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2,310,638Views
2019Aug 13
Patreon:   / vectozavr   Articles on my website: Theory: http://ilinblog.ru/article.php?id_art... Practice: http://ilinblog.ru/article.php?id_art... Instagram:   / i.e.ilin   VK: https://vk.com/public179407034 DIY computer: is it real? In this video, we will try to assemble our own home-made DIY computer (calculator) using transistors and resistors. We will understand what number system is used in the computer and why. After, basic mathematics and an introduction to the binary number system will be given. You will also learn what discrete mathematics and Boolean logic are. You will learn what logical functions are and how to assemble them from transistors and resistors. Logical functions, in turn, make it possible to assemble a binary adder (calculator). When it becomes clear how any computer works (TVs, phones, laptops, etc.), I will tell you how I made my own calculator from resistors and transistors, without using any additional devices like Raspberry Pi or arduino. The information in this video is unique - no one has done such projects on Russian YouTube before, so I think it will be interesting for you!

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Vectozavr

214K subscribers