How do we make the simplest possible not gate? Also called the psuedo-NMOS not gate, in this video we explore how to use a single transistor and a single resistor to create a logical 'not' function.
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This is part of my series on digital circuits: or how computers work, from transistors to logic gates to processors to computers. We explore how transistors function to make logic gates, how logic gates form more complex functions like addition, and how it can all be strung together to make a simple computer.