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what is full adder?

02/24/2009 12:37 AM

what is half adder?
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Re: what is full adder?

02/24/2009 12:50 AM

Full adder: 1+1=2

Half adder: 1+

or Half adder: 1/2+1/2=1

But seriously GOOGLE:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adder_(electronics)
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Re: what is full adder?

02/24/2009 1:19 AM

This adder looks fairly full to me.

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Re: what is full adder?

02/24/2009 2:32 AM

A baby adder maybe?

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Re: what is full adder?

02/24/2009 2:47 AM

Full adder = Adder that is full (ie has devoured a deer)

half Adder= The horn of the deer has split it into two parts from middle.

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Re: what is full adder?

02/24/2009 8:29 AM

Please open your text book to page one.

Begin to read.

When you get to chapter on adders, read twice.

There will be a test on Tuesday!

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Re: what is full adder?

02/24/2009 8:36 AM

It must be something like a full Monty.

A halve adder will feel deprived.

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02/24/2009 9:10 AM

or depraved

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