The Powder Toy

incrementive 8-bit binary adder by mniip

mniip
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2nd Nov 2012
3rd Nov 2012
THe adder is incrementive, meaning the adding mechanism can work on any number of bits, i'd say 60% of construction is for timing, 30% - IO, and only 10% - the adder itself. To use simply spark pscn/nscn to turn bits on and off and then spark "Add"
8bit adder math calculator binery

Comments

  • thepowderdustflame
    thepowderdustflame     4th Nov 2012
    wow awesome 1+
  • justinwood2
    justinwood2     4th Nov 2012
    mine is much smaller and faster just search justinwood2 simple calculator
  • Box-Poorsoft
    Box-Poorsoft     3rd Nov 2012
    Woah, this is nice. Sweet electronics, +1
  • mniip
    mniip     3rd Nov 2012
    also, i saw your adding, thing, try adding an interface to it and you'll see why my adder is that huge
  • mniip
    mniip     3rd Nov 2012
    i havent made anything electronic in TPT for months, havent yet relearned new stuff and edge behavior
  • Rawing
    Rawing     3rd Nov 2012
    Wow, that's slow. And large. I've built a serial adder timed at 8 frames/bit.
  • jklujm
    jklujm     3rd Nov 2012
    The elecronics on this save look EPIC!
  • mniip
    mniip     3rd Nov 2012
    jerrythebest: link?
  • mniip
    mniip     3rd Nov 2012
    eh, i was going to make a 16 bit one, since its incremntive, modifying to 32 bits wont be that hard
  • painovoimaton
    painovoimaton     3rd Nov 2012
    what about 32-bit? +1 (i am not stupid, i know 32 bit is not possible in TPT