All the parts

Like a construction-kit manual — all the parts of the finished machine (chapter 1 + chapter 2). Each bag is the same machine taken apart down to its own level, so the bags do not add up: transistors already sit inside gates, gates inside bricks, bricks inside blocks.

Bag 1

Transistors

The whole machine down to the bottom: every gate is a pair, "P on top, N below" — so there are equally many.

×4 745

N transistor

×4 745

P transistor

Bag 2

Logic gates

The same machine taken apart down to gates (we don’t look inside a gate).

×487

NOT

2 tr.

×737

AND

6 tr.

×105

6 tr.

×275

NAND

4 tr.

×439

NOR

4 tr.

×38

XOR

16 tr.

Bag 3

Bricks

Small chips: memory and choice — every block is built from them.

×212

SRLatch

8 tr.

×212

DLatch

22 tr.

×106

DFF

46 tr.

×87

MUX2

14 tr.

×29

AND3

12 tr.

×8

AND4

18 tr.

×17

OR3

12 tr.

×7

NAND3

10 tr.

Bag 4

Blocks

The watch and game chips — one per task (how many copies the machine holds, nested ones included).

×1

SCORE

1034 tr.

×1

CNT24

692 tr.

×3

CNT60

686 tr.

×1

COMET

482 tr.

×1

LFSR8

464 tr.

×7

SHIFT5

332 tr.

×12

CNT10E

328 tr.

×1

CNT16

276 tr.

×1

TURN

192 tr.

×1

POSE

182 tr.

×1

MISS3

164 tr.

×7

DEC4x1

150 tr.

×1

SPEED

126 tr.

×1

JUDGE

98 tr.

×1

GAME

80 tr.

×2

EDGE

52 tr.

Bag 5

Devices

What you see and touch from outside.

×1

Screen (Segment LCD)

×2

Buzzer (Speaker)

×7

Button

×2

Switch

×1

60Hz generator

×1

Power

×1

Ground

Bag 6

Connections

Labels and wires: on the canvas — what you placed; inside — in all copies of all chips.

×402

Labels on the canvas

×6 830

Labels inside chips

×428

Wires on the canvas

×9 495

Wires inside chips