Talk:C-element

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Mistake[edit]

The article has a mistake. The first figure is not C-element. Muller-Bartky theory supposes 1 equation = 1 element = 1 delay. On the figure it is shown 1 equation and 4 elements with 4 delays. In addition analysis of this 4-elements circuit shows that it is not semimodular. The circuit is not speed-independent, hazards may occure on the upper and lower elements on the figure. 92.243.181.1 (talk) 15:31, 19 June 2010 (UTC) L.P.Plekhanov, IPI RAN, Russia lppl@akado.ru[reply]

Circuit images[edit]

I made some drawing about C-elements. They are used in the french article. There are the classical static and semi-static implementations, and the implementation with 4 nand gates, which is more accurate than with 3 AND and an OR, since it is more efficient in CMOS.

I will probably modify this article soon. I should perhaps reunite the different drawings, as it is currently the case, since it would be easier to read _ but harder to reuse.

Topeil (talk) 12:13, 1 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Waveform is wrong[edit]

The waveform contains a comparison between the output of a C-Element and supposedly an OR-gate under the same input conditions, however, the waveform does not depict an OR-gate. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 201.54.143.75 (talk) 15:57, 9 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]