Building Computer Memory from Logic Gates
A long-form circuit explainer that teaches stored state by animating one signal path at a time.
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Why it works
At 1:16–2:40, fixed-position gate diagrams demonstrate opposite stored states by changing only the active path and 0/1 output, so the viewer can track cause and effect. At 4:08, the proven circuit becomes a named box; the 4:04–4:14 replay peak overlaps that abstraction. A new failure case at 4:20–5:09 then motivates the improved controlled design.
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