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1st May 2014

Hey guys, I was trying to make a small 10-bit cray memory card, but I can't seem to get it just right, the cray keeps on reprogramming into one pattern, and I need a way to stop the cray from doing so, to allow people to program their own memory into it.

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Solstice 4th May 2014

Ah I see... Thanks a bunch man @Sandwichlizard
Sandwichlizard 4th May 2014

for new to electronics your lock gate thing is pretty complex. anyway looks like your doing some good work.
Sandwichlizard 4th May 2014

1. flip flops are a criticle component to making complex electronics along with logic gates. most flipflops stitch one signal back and forth between two outputs. A multi flip could activate multiple outputs back and forth with a single input. not sure how I would use it but now that I know about it I might realize a use for it during a future build.
Solstice 4th May 2014

I would really appreciate your feedback for the finished version, that would mean a lot, I'm pretty new to electronics @Sandwichlizard
Solstice 4th May 2014

Is that so? What uses does that create? @Sandwichlizard
Solstice 4th May 2014

@Sandwichlizard Ah sorry I read your comment a little late, but thank you for being the only person to try and help, I did publish the working copy though, it is ID:1528256
Sandwichlizard 3rd May 2014

You may not have made the memory you wanted to but you have created a programmable multi-Flip
Sandwichlizard 3rd May 2014

So do you want to be able to program bits and be able to read them without changing the state of the cray?

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