As the title states, I am wondering if there is a "simple" way to make your own IC or program an IC to mirror data. To me it sounds simple, but that is my opinion. Such as, data is sent, then the chip reads it and processes "mirrors/splits" the same thing to two data devices. Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
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Jump to PostIC's (integrated circuits) are just that, electronic circuits constructed of a myriad number of transistors, capacitors, and resistors. Yes, if you know enough electrical engineering to design a device with discrete components (transistors, capacitors, resistors) to implement the device in question, that could be translated to an integrated circuit; however, …
Jump to PostThere isn't much point in delving into ICs unless you plan to mass produce. They are just electronic circuits made to be much smaller, far less energy-hungry and much cheaper to produce. If your interest is semi-conductor physics than that's one thing, but if your interest is electronics, do electronics, …
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Good explanation
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