Subframe Tutorial (Incrementor) by mark2222

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6th Nov 2016

6th Nov 2016

This tutorial describes how to build a subframe incrementor (a circuit that increases a number by one) using the "column" design pattern. Now you too can join in the fun!

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  mark2222 26th Sep 2018
  @Im_ygy Unfortunately, there isn't enough space to add more text in this save (I tried to cram too much material in here) and I don't really want to edit this save anymore since it's so old and outdated. Hopefully the example (and later implementation) makes it clear enough.
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  Im_ygy 26th Sep 2018
  I think these steps can be finished in a better way:->
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  Im_ygy 26th Sep 2018
  Well i have to say the steps can be better.Like this:1.flip all bits(xor 111111.....11) 2.shift left 1 3.fill the bits in the left of lsb with 1. 4.flip back(xor 111....111) 5.xor basic value.
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  mark2222 18th Sep 2018
  @unnick Awesome. Happy subframing!
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  unnick 18th Sep 2018
  i get it now, thanks!
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  mark2222 17th Sep 2018
  @unnick This tutorial was made before the advent of variable shift filt modes, so those filts are temperature-based shifts. Since they are of different temperatures, they had to be separated from each other to prevent heat conduction from messing them up.
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  unnick 17th Sep 2018
  why do you place the middle filt in the finished incrementor not in a column but in a zig-zag of sorts?
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  handicraftsman 14th Mar 2017
  +1 + fav + local save
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  QuanTech 4th Dec 2016
  omg finally a tutorial on filt logic +111
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  danieldan0 13th Nov 2016
  g8 +1 (c5t 2 s3t)