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Yinrih computers use balanced ternary logic, where the smallest unit of information is the trit (ternary digit). It's called "balanced" because each trit can be -1 (written T), 0, or 1. | Yinrih computers use balanced ternary logic, where the smallest unit of information is the trit (ternary digit). It's called "balanced" because each trit can be -1 (written T), 0, or 1. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 23 July 2026
Yinrih computers use balanced ternary logic, where the smallest unit of information is the trit (ternary digit). It's called "balanced" because each trit can be -1 (written T), 0, or 1.