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Testing out exposure and focus on an old USB document camera for use while teaching electrical engineering via Zoom. The device demonstrated is a rather convoluted way to show 1+1=10: a 4-bit binary calculator constructed using only electromechanical relays, mechanical toggle switches and incandescent bulbs, powered by SIX size D batteries. It is an electric (rather than electronic) calculator that can only add numbers and the largest calculation it can complete is 15+15=30, or 1111+1111=10000. I built this 5 years ago as an absurd demonstration of binary arithmetic and thermodynamics of computations. #binarycalculator #binary #calculator #electricalengineering #teachingfromhome #zoomteaching
WIN_20200429_00_04_08_Pro
Testing out exposure and focus on an old USB document camera for use while teaching electrical engineering via Zoom. The device demonstrated is a rather convoluted way to show 1+1=10: a 4-bit binary calculator constructed using only electromechanical relays, mechanical toggle switches and incandescent bulbs, powered by SIX size D batteries. It is an electric (rather than electronic) calculator that can only add numbers and the largest calculation it can complete is 15+15=30, or 1111+1111=10000. I built this 5 years ago as an absurd demonstration of binary arithmetic and thermodynamics of computations. #binarycalculator #binary #calculator #electricalengineering #teachingfromhome #zoomteaching