The Powder Toy

ubuntupokemoninc

I am working on an analog Integrated PID controller for controlling tempurture in TPT. But I have a strange problem, I cannot find, or make an xor gate that can operate fast enough. I need this for calculating the error, if I cant find somthing fast enough I will seriously have to nerf the clock speed. anyone have any input?

Sandwichlizard

Here you go. id:1712770 my logic gates save. I think you will find what you need

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jacksonmj

You can also make an XOR gate with about 4 pixels of WWLD.

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Sandwichlizard

thats a perty nIce gate you gOt there @jacksonmj.

ubuntupokemoninc

@jacksonmj I think that will work, it seems to lock on if switch too fast, but I think I can make it work, permission to use? I will credit when the save is complete. Thanks

jacksonmj

You can use without credit or asking permission - it's a trivial item, and Wireworld is a well studied subject outside TPT.

Daeox

I'm working on a huge save with lots of WWLD electronics and parts, like diodes transistors logic gates clocks (Not time clocks) and more.

Sandwichlizard

I really have not tried to understand WWLD. I wanted to have a complete set made from standard TPT electronics except for PTCT or NTCT because they are temp sensitive and have bad response time. all of my gates work within 8 frames or less and are SPRK perfect. in other words you always get a spark when you should and you never get one when you should not, within some regular timing window. My NOT gates never miss a spark (edge triggered). My XOR does not get stuck and it works in 2 frames.

That said I should probably figure WWLD out. its one of the remaining dark corners of TPT electronics for me.

Daeox

It's extremely difficult to get the hang of, but there are heaps of resources outside of TPT itself. And once you do get the hang of it, there is unlimited things you can do with it.

faster xor gate needed