Macweirdo


the two wires on the left are inputs, the bottom one cannot conduct but heats up the NTCT to allow the top wire to pass the current

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Last Gate is not gate

You people seem to know a lot about electronics, so could someone please tell me if it would be appropriate to call this a processor or not? If it isn't a processor, then please tell me what it is as long as you don't say, "a logic gate network," or something like that.
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Thanks, kamikai!

FYI: My ram's specs are ready. Here they are:
64 bits of memory. 8 are "SAM" or Shared Access Memory. They are bits with 2 of each input and output. This is good for making addons like a Liquid Crystal Screen. (Like bit 0-4 are what to display on a column, bit 5 switches to the next row)

@devast8a

Sorry, but unless you make a tight timing system with a clock and such, there isn't really a way to do that.

you win 2 internets and loose one... firstly... you made something amazing secondly you made something electronic but thirdly you just fried my brain

devast8a, may I ask how you can submit on one cycle the operation to do and then on the next cycle submit a byte value? I can't get my head around that.

I hope I managed to explain myself clearly.

So using flip flops to switch the path would be appropriate in a real life design?