Hi, everybody! As you can see below, I ordered a batch of logic gates for testing to see they actually work! I am glad to announce they do! You can now order these PCBs on GearsNGenes. I am currently planning out the Transistors and Digital Logic Course structure. Videos and posts will come soon! Until …
Logic Gates Are Now Available in The GearsNGenes Shop! Read More »
GearsNGenes proudly announces the release of three new PCBs: the Logic Gates. Each PCB represents one kind of gate -AND, OR, or NOT – reflected in their shapes. These will be the boards we use in our Transistors and Digital online course. You can look at the PCBs and order them on OSHPark by clicking …
Logic Gate PCBs Finally Designed and Available on OSHPark! Read More »
Many educational sources describe how to use transistors as switches in circuits, which provides the foundation of digital logic. However, many of these sources lacked a concrete example to demonstrate and explore with. For such a key concept in computing, I decided I would democratize this subject by providing my own demonstrations, which inspired me …
Fun fact for the fans and followers of GearsNGenes: I love machine learning (in case the title didn’t give it away :D) In fact, as a sophomore at the Georgia Institute of Technology, I am majoring in CS with a concentration in Intelligence, which focuses on topics in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), natural …
Machine Learning: Breaking Down the Intimidating Wall Read More »
Hi everyone. Welcome to my second post on my series of transistor experiments for my Transistors to Digital Logic course. My goal is to democratize this course and its subjects. I hope that students, by reading these posts in tandem with taking the course, will get a better idea of the non-streamlined trials and tribulations …
