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Best. Subheadline. Ever.	by Phoon	2008-03-19 16:52:40
What in the. . . Oh fer cryin. . . GNYAAAAAAAA!!!	by taitano	2008-03-19 18:44:40
Re: Trinary	by intrinsic	2008-03-19 19:08:56
I propose Up, Level and Down for the states	by kahuana	2008-03-19 19:36:52
It came to me over the course of four days, when I	by taitano	2008-03-19 19:55:42
The issue with trinary in transistor based	by intrinsic	2008-03-19 20:15:29
machines (SSLR) FET's have (for these intents and purposes) 2 distinct defined states, with the addition of a third mid-level state you would require significantly higher currents (a FET, or any transistor for that matter burns the most energy when it is not either completely off or saturated) it would also increase complexity in so far as you would have to provide a mechanism to sense the midlevel, it is effectively an analog value. On magnetic media however you are correct, if you could build a device which could reliably push the magnetic fields in the particular domain either completely one way, completely the other or neutral RELIABLY (this is the key thing here) it is feasable, currently the heads just "push" or "pull" the field in the domain as far as they possibly can.
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I was thinking positive, negative and off for the	by taitano	2008-03-19 20:32:32
That'll increase your complexity significantly	by intrinsic	2008-03-19 20:44:26

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