The Powder Toy

Binary-Decimal Counter by awbeacon

awbeacon
awbeacon
29 / 6
19th May 2014
28th Sep 2014
This started as a binary counter and I thought how could I convert to decimal? I gave up on that idea and just counted up in decimal at the same time. I think its a nice simple and easy to visualize demo of some basic electronic functions.
astonishing olddesign slow electronic decimal counter

Comments

  • garr890354839
    garr890354839     7th May 2019
    Is a 29-bit version possible?
  • awbeacon
    awbeacon     24th Jul 2014
    Thanks
  • Darkn1883r
    Darkn1883r     20th May 2014
    I like it +1
  • BunkerKiller888
    BunkerKiller888     20th May 2014
    See if you can make it faster with wifi or more inst. No pressure caus i wouldn't be able to do this. +1
  • program
    program     20th May 2014
    nice job. +1
  • Korteweg
    Korteweg     20th May 2014
    Fantastic!
  • awbeacon
    awbeacon     19th May 2014
    Thanks, Powder_AU, up until last week I thought powder toy was just a fun way to blow stuff up.
  • mr_snrub
    mr_snrub     19th May 2014
    for a future version mabe you might want to consider a compact version using aray and filt as wires.
  • mr_snrub
    mr_snrub     19th May 2014
    do you guys realise that this is his first save. Also its on the FP. well done and +1. It is a very good first save.
  • sohil
    sohil     19th May 2014
    This could be WAY more compact but not bad, try to use a more compact ROM for the display. Nice Job so far. ;)