Incrementive Adder
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Ive looked at other binary adders, to see if any already uses this idea, and found none,
The idea is, unlike other adders, there is a core that adds 1 bit at a time, this way you add as many bits as you want,
i've made a 8-bit version,
the most place takes the synchronisation system for the core, which, itself is actually very small, 20x20px or so.991892View Save 991892
i've alpha-decorated the electronics, so they are visible, but not entirely
Im sure that it's really self-explanative, but if any usage questions arise, feel free to ask -
The add button doesn't work unless you spark the PSCN... it can get annoying...
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Funny, I made the same kind of mech a while ago (I think, I haven't opened yours yet).
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@Tycjan13 (View Post)
slow? its just 350 frames, around 6 seconds, much faster than other calculators can add 8-bit numbers
@Jallibad (View Post)
Ok, ill edit
@BuysDB (View Post)
Nice, but its a bit different -
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I like it. Can you explain it more thouroughly for us mniip?
I made this a year or two ago. Has been the most effective way for easily performing addition that I have found.
https://powdertoy.co.uk/Browse/View.html?ID=518889
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@Tycjan13 (View Post)
the thing is, yours is fixed to 8 bits, mine can be modified to 16, 32, even 512 bits without any problem
@Synergy (View Post)
at the core there's a 2-bit binary counter, every frame it receives bit from A, bit from B and bit left from previous operation, it adds all them together.
The first bit is stored into result, the second is used in next step.
Also, @Synergy, im working on something really epic, im almost done :D -
