Hey everyone, hope you are all doing well
I have this university project, where I need to build a binary adder which basically adds two 3-bit numbers, now I know the approach is to use half-adders and full-adders but I need to build these from their corresponding components.
when studying the way gates are designed, in order to take more than one input we use a multi-emitter transistor which makes sense. However, I can't seem to find a multi-emitter transistor to use in order to build my circuit, are they not made in To-92 packaging or some other packaging which can be fit on a breadboard?
If they are produced, could you perhaps suggest a multi-emitter BJT, or what they are termed because I can't find any online?
Thank you!
I have this university project, where I need to build a binary adder which basically adds two 3-bit numbers, now I know the approach is to use half-adders and full-adders but I need to build these from their corresponding components.
when studying the way gates are designed, in order to take more than one input we use a multi-emitter transistor which makes sense. However, I can't seem to find a multi-emitter transistor to use in order to build my circuit, are they not made in To-92 packaging or some other packaging which can be fit on a breadboard?
If they are produced, could you perhaps suggest a multi-emitter BJT, or what they are termed because I can't find any online?
Thank you!