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28th Apr 2023
2nd May 2023
My new 16 segment display, shrank a good bit from my last design, with way less latency. Decoder still takes DEC 6bit ascii. credit to @Jerehmiah, this is pretty much derivitive of ID:2785774's 7th design, and credit to @R4WLYX id:2864222 for increment
electronics filt demo display binary aray ascii

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  • tptQuantification
    tptQuantification
    2nd May 2023
    *segments 200 and 8
  • tptQuantification
    tptQuantification
    2nd May 2023
    So i can either do a half width Be, or a 6 with segment 8000 instead of segments 200 and segment 4
  • tptQuantification
    tptQuantification
    2nd May 2023
    @z4dg9ssw135 good to know, I did it how it is because it looks like the 6 when i did that, but that might be unavoidable
  • z4dg9ssw135
    z4dg9ssw135
    2nd May 2023
    cyrillic b should have both top segments on tho , +
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia
    1st May 2023
    I don't think you need to credit R4WLYX and you certainly don't need to credit me (everything I make is free to use without credit). IMO we don't need to credit R4WLYX because we aren't copying his work, we're just using the same algorithm. If the policy is you have to give credit to the first person who uses an algorithm on TPT the credit lists for electronics builds would be endless (who built the first half adder, multiplexer, comparator etc).
  • tptQuantification
    tptQuantification
    1st May 2023
    more accurately, credit to r4wlyx for the algorithm and jerehmia for the derivitive adder
  • tptQuantification
    tptQuantification
    1st May 2023
    @JeantheFox Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
  • tptQuantification
    tptQuantification
    1st May 2023
    @Jerehmia Good to know! I'll give proper credit.
  • JeantheFox
    JeantheFox
    29th Apr 2023
    me waiting for the "Hello, World!" or "Hello, Elliot"
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia
    29th Apr 2023
    About the incrementor: I didn't claim it was mine, I first saw it in one of R4WLYX' saves id:2864222 (another underrated technical TPT'er). I asked him where he got the increment/2's complement algorithm (-2 << ctz(Input) ^ Input) but I never got a response.