8 Bit Error Rate Tester by Sandwichlizard

Sandwichlizard

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2nd Mar 2014

29th Mar 2014

can test any output device (Randomizers, shift registers, flip flops, switches) up to 8 ouputs. One input device is provided. It is wifi free so can be duplicated in the save. Updated signs

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  Cadillac-Eldorado 4th Apr 2014
  it is too complicated so it burned out my brain
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  Sandwichlizard 6th Mar 2014
  @There are 8 digits on the counter so 99999999 and then it rolls over to 00000001. run it for 10 minutes and see how many pulses you get. multiply by 6 and that is what you should get in an hour. It will run until you stop it.
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  TheGiantCookie 5th Mar 2014
  Do you know how many total outputs this thing could make? i left it running for most of the day on the fastest speed and got up to 164895 total! +1
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  spaceinvader 5th Mar 2014
  that is cool so random
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  spaceinvader 5th Mar 2014
  ooooooo
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  Sandwichlizard 5th Mar 2014
  The "input pulses" counter shows how many pulses went into the device under test or DUT. The "Total Out Pulses" counter shows the total pulses that came out of the DUT. They should be equal unless your testing a spark multiplier or spark divider. If you observe the individual output counters (output a..b..c) you can see if one output gets more or less than the others.
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  Sandwichlizard 5th Mar 2014
  @spaceinvader. This is a Bit Error Rate Tester or B.E.R.T. It's function is to test the reliability of electronic input/putput devices, in this case randomizers. There is already a Randomizer mounted in the test area. all you have to do is 1. spark the counter on/off button then the green button on the FREQUENCY controller.
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  zak03 4th Mar 2014
  space invader. u dumb
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  spaceinvader 4th Mar 2014
  BOo i dont even know what it do
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  123lietuvis 4th Mar 2014
  haqhaha