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A '''logic gate''' is a [[circuitry]] component that performs one or more boolean functions on a [[signal]]. A [[Toffoli gate]] is an example. | A '''logic gate''' is a [[circuitry]] component that performs one or more boolean functions on a [[signal]]. A [[Toffoli gate]] is an example. | ||
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* [[Tutorials/General technology]] | * [[Tutorials/General technology]] | ||
==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
* [https://www.rennard.org/alife/CollisionBasedRennard.pdf Jean-Philippe Rennard, Implementation of logical functions in the Game of Life] | * [https://www.rennard.org/alife/CollisionBasedRennard.pdf Jean-Philippe Rennard, Implementation of logical functions in the Game of Life] | ||
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A logic gate is a circuitry component that performs one or more boolean functions on a signal. A Toffoli gate is an example.