Subframe 128-FILT RAM by Draco712

Draco712

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18th Oct 2017

18th Oct 2017

Some FILT RAM I made. Based on Schmolendevice's BitStormer preview. TODO: remove the delay at the address input.

digital memory electronic initiald

Comments

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  R33sesK1ng 23rd Oct 2017
  MAN! We REALLY have some amazing electrnic saves on FP, right now! +9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999e + 10(27), btw.
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  NoVIcE 23rd Oct 2017
  Thats what all of us have been waiting for, more subframe people.
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  billnye 22nd Oct 2017
  I can't wait untill someone makes a subframe super computer out of these amazing breakthroughs. Almost all the time, there is a subframe thing on fp now.
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  ludapecurka123 21st Oct 2017
  QuanTech: Actualy works. hehe... im done.
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  QuanTech 21st Oct 2017
  -1 does not work when you drop DEST on it (jk +1)
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  Schmolendevice 20th Oct 2017
  For the address delay, what I did was start with the DTEC sitting to the left of the first, topmost ARAY, and in the next frame push it down, next to powered PSCN. That way, the DTEC propagates in the right position before the ARAY do. "PSTN-based Particle ID Coaxing (PPIC)."
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  Schmolendevice 20th Oct 2017
  @Draco712 Ah yes, now I remember. Both of our methods are valid although I'd suggest looking into my design on how to make it a touch "thinner"; I'd vie your copying of the dynamically produced PSCN from under the FILT and then to the right above the PSTN is redundant.
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  The_machine_engine 20th Oct 2017
  I would love to see this in use somewhere...
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  Draco712 20th Oct 2017
  @Schmolendevice, the delay is caused by the ARAYs firing first *before* the DTEC has a chance to change the ctypes of FILT. (Layered btw)
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  the_mighty_shap 20th Oct 2017
  that's some initial-D stuff right there