Storage Cell System

  • Sylvi
    23rd Jun 2012 Moderator 1 Permalink

    Basically it allows you to store a bit in small writtable cells. When needed, you can read it by applying a pulse to the left side. If the BRAY goes through, it's a 0. If not, then a 1. Then it will be beamed up to what ever reading device there is. The idea is a really small mercury switch modified with a light sensor. The difference between this and other systems is, it allows you to write and read. To write, you simple apply 3 pulses( maybe four incase it doesn't rise) and it heats/cools the substance inside in order to block or open the pathway for BRAY.

     

    Hopefuly some can use this to their advantage, if you do I want credit to be added.

  • R3APER
    23rd Jun 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    Moo first post.

    Very neat, I can't say I have seen anything like it before. I will comment more after looking in-depth at the save.

    Edit:
    I see this is very basic but if combined into large compilations of cell blocks with wifi to remotely activate it, it might be very useful. If I'm understanding the concept correctly, perhaps a converter device that takes one spark and turns it into 4 so as to instantly increase the volume with one input spark? Not that it would take long for anyone to do themselves but I would like to see how you build your own style of a compact multiplier.


    And also perhaps and extended cell, that has say, 4 levels of mercury detection or something? Just to increase the "computing?" Power of each individual cell? That might be a neat step up from this new technology.