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| ==Nv Neuron== | ==Nv Neuron== | ||
| - | One of the simplest BEAM components is the nv neuron, which consists of a capacitor, resistor and inverter arranged so they form a 1st order high pass filter with it's output inverted. In BEAM robotics, circuits are considered active when the output is low - this circuit will output pulses for a constant time (set by the values of the capacitor and resistor) when the input changes voltage. | + | One of the simplest BEAM components is the nv neuron, which consists of a capacitor, resistor and inverter arranged so they form a 1st order high pass filter with it's output inverted. In BEAM robotics, circuits are considered active when the output is low - this circuit will output |
| Nv neurons can be stacked together in arrays, where signals will be propagated slowly along them. | Nv neurons can be stacked together in arrays, where signals will be propagated slowly along them. | ||
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| + | ===Solar Engines=== | ||
| ===BEAM types=== | ===BEAM types=== | ||
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