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It is therefore possible to implement a half-adder with just these two logic gates:
The digital circuit above has the same inputs and outputs as the half adder diagram above.
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## Full adder
As the half adder only calculates the least significant bit, it is not sufficient by itself to complete a binary addition; it cannot account for movements in binary place value. To carry out full calculations it must be supplemented with the full adder.
The full adder takes in three inputs and has two inputs. It is identical to the half-adder apart from the fact that one of its inputs is **carry-in**. This is obviously equivalent to the value that is designated as **carry-out** in a half adder