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From: priestss@mailhost2.csusm.edu (Jetgirl)
Subject: Re: Request:  Ascii digital logic symbols?
Date: 1997/10/25
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In article <345040B5.3577@slip.net>, Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net> says:
>
>foo wrote:
>> I wonder if anyone has these?  It would be really helpful to me....
>> Looking for and gates, or gates, and not gates!
>
>Now *this* is what I've been doing for the past three years.... :-)

Ooh, thank you!  These are good!  Your Not gate looks like a 
wedding cake that has fallen over,,, but I cannot complain!  :)



>
>Diodes:
>
>-|>|-  -]>|-  -|>]-  -|>S-  -]>I-
>-|<|-  -|<[-  -[<|-  -S<|-  -I<[-
>
>Gates:
>
>Or:
>
>=))- -)`._  -\-._  --\``-.
>     -).`   -/-`      |   :--
>                   --/..-`
>
>Nor:
>
>=))o- -)`.._   -\-.._  --\``-.
>      -).`     -/-`       |   o--
>                       --/..-`
>And:
>
>=|)- -|`._    -|-._   --|``-.
>     -|.`     -|-`      |    :--
>                      --|..-`
>
>Nand:
>
>=|)o- -|`.._   -|-.._  --|``-.
>      -|.`     -|-`      |    o--
>                       --|..-`
>
>Xor:
>
>=>)- -\`._    -\-._   --\``-.
>     -/.`     -/-`       )   :--
>                      --/..-`
>
>Not:
>
>-|>o- _|`.._   _|-.._    |`-._
>       |.`      |-`     -|   _]o--
>                         |.-`
>Resistors:
>
>--/\/\/\/\--
>
>  |    |
>   >   \
>  <    /
>   >   \
>  |    |
>
>Transistors:
>
>-(|<)     .--.,--     .--./--      .--/---
>       --(--|<)    --(--|<)     --(-|< )
>          `--`'--     `--`\--      `--\--- 
>
>Caps:
>
>-| |-    -| (-    -) |-    -||-    -|(-    -)|-  
>
>Of course there are thousands more.........
>
>
>
>
>I'm sorry about the lack of quality, but I usually invent a new
>symbol every time one is needed, made just to match the rest
>of the sechmatic.
>
>
>The larger symbols you use, the higher the detail, so be inventive!
>
>
>I find ASCII schematics are much more of a "Invent as you go" type
>of drawing, so learning to make them is a trial-and-error proccess.
>
>
>If you need to use identical symbols in everything, I recomend the
>3 line high ones.
>
>
>Anybody else in the NG care to replace my very bad ones?
>-- 
>
>
>--randyg@slip.net
>--Randy Gardner