I Made A Water Computer And It Actually Works
A video on YouTube. In Science & Engineering, a Krater category.
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The creator builds a physical binary adder out of acrylic and water siphons to demonstrate how logic gates perform binary addition.
From the video
Answers: How can you build a computer out of water and logic gates?
- Binary addition
- Logic gates
- Water computers
- Half adders
- Full adders
What it concludes
- A physical water computer can demonstrate binary addition using logic gates built from water siphons and slow leaks.
- Connecting two siphons into a single tube creates an exclusive OR gate, while an AND gate requires both inputs to trigger output.
- Chaining half adders and full adders together allows a water-based system to perform multi-digit binary addition.
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