Open Tech Support
Open Tech Support Archives
Back to HomeCommunityReviewsGuidesDownloadsTech LinksMarketplaceContact Us
 »  SITE NAVIGATION
»  OTS Home
»  OTS Forums
»  OTS Archives

»  About our site
»  Search our site
»  Support our site

»  What is this site?
»  Who are we?
 
 
 »  ADVERTISMENT
 
  Pages: 1

Ternary Computing

(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)


Posted by: Gunslinger

This one is for all you computer science junkies.

<a href="http://www.sigmaxi.org/amsci/amsci/issues/comsci01/compsci2001-11.html">This</a> article is a very interesting read. It discusses, at length, the advantages of ternary numbering (base 3) over binary numbering (base 2) - as well as applications of such a system in a computing environment. More layman applications are also discussed. To better understand the article, it helps to have a decent mathematics vocabulary and a grasp of numbering systems. It is an excellent read and possibly explains what will be the future of computing. If it doesn't, it is very educational in the sense that is provides a deeper grasp of just how a computer stores data, processes data, and performs operations.

Check it out.

<i>Source</i>: <a href="http://www.slashdot.org">Slashdot</a>



 
Copyright 2000-2008 Open Tech Support.  All Rights Reserved.  Site Design and Development by Tolitz Rosel.