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I'll give it a shot :) logic cells: easy, by universality of NAND. RAM: distinction between flip flops and RAM is unnecessary from a strictly technical standpoint. a massive (or not so much) array of flip flops with decoder and mux (also just made of NANDs) can get you by. ROM/flash: maybe I could argue NAND flash counts as just a NAND gate, but not quite. I'll concede nonvolatile memory with just plain old NANDs. Ma…
"I'll give it a shot :)" I admire your initiative. :) "logic cells: easy, by universality of NAND." Got me dead to rights there. Seems to be able to do anything boolean. "a massive (or not so much) array of flip flops" http://www.learningaboutelectronics.com/Articles/D-flip-flop... Close but still need the resistors. "May I suggest a" That's not a NAND gate but it's pretty neat. Thanks for that link. Especially as wh…
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My point was about Vcc and ground was just meant as a response to the "power-related analog components". If you don't already have a regulated power rail even a single NAND gate won't be able to do it's thing, so its definitely a requirement but if you say you are allowed a functional NAND gate you must be allowed power rails as part of that.