The equation of the plane (EOP) in analytic geometry is used to build a logic dynamic architecture, i.e., a combination of set-reset flip-flop (SR-FF) and basic logic gates. This is achieved by using two of the variables in the EOP as the input signals of the SR-FF and the remaining variable as the output signal. This theoretical proposal for mixing the SR-FF and the basic logic gates is confirmed experimentally by means of a simple electronic implementation.
This paper is about a signal generator based on Chua's circuit. It is able to generate chaotic and sinusoidal signals. It can generate other types of waveforms as well. These results are seen in the experiment carried out on the signal generator. Simple hardware like operational amplifiers along with passive components such as resistors and capacitors are used to make the signal generator.
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