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DescriptionThis applet demonstrates the three-input Muller C-Gate,
which forms an important basic block for asynchronous circuits.
The output of an n-input C-gate changes to 1 if all inputs are 1,
and to 0 if all inputs are 0.
Due to this behaviour, a C-gate can be used for synchronization
of many inputs, for example to wait until all 'ready'-signals
from preceding logic gates are set.
Click the input switches or type the 'a', 'b', 'c' bindkeys
to control the circuit.
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