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compilerbitch) wrote2005-01-12 07:30 pm
compilerbitch) wrote2005-01-12 07:30 pm
Which is better?
This:
or this:
In both cases, the unfamiliar symbol represents a delay. I use a Greek delta (Δ) to represent transmission line delay, and a square to represent inertial delay in equations, so I want matching circuit symbols. There aren't really any nice standard symbols, other than some quite yucky ones from the async literature that I don't really want to use for aesthetic reasons. I won't say which one I prefer, because I'd rather hear an unbiassed opinion from you lot.
[Poll #417272]
or this:
In both cases, the unfamiliar symbol represents a delay. I use a Greek delta (Δ) to represent transmission line delay, and a square to represent inertial delay in equations, so I want matching circuit symbols. There aren't really any nice standard symbols, other than some quite yucky ones from the async literature that I don't really want to use for aesthetic reasons. I won't say which one I prefer, because I'd rather hear an unbiassed opinion from you lot.
[Poll #417272]
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I prefer the traingle in a box because as something in a box looks like it's a box (abitrary thing) labelled with a triangle (local convention) whereas the triangle as a circuit symbol looks wrong, because it isn't a standard one (that I'm familliar with, at least).
What did you decide on?
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