st1nkst1efel
st1nkst1efel
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18th Mar 2016
20th Mar 2016
128 lines 32 bit each. If you understand how it works, feel free to use it with credit. I just uploaded this to show it to a friend tho
arayrom memory 4kbit 4096bit electronic computer

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  • CALVIN1390
    CALVIN1390
    21st Jun 2017
    but theres no screen so how can you see the memory
  • QuanTech
    QuanTech
    18th Dec 2016
    well a bit more than 4kb
  • QuanTech
    QuanTech
    18th Dec 2016
    4kb = 4000 bits. 4000 bits / 29 = 140. sqrt(140) ~ 12. A 12x12px FILT block has 4kb capacity.
  • QuanTech
    QuanTech
    15th Jul 2016
    a 10px X 10px filt-aray ROM can store 100 bits!
  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker
    25th Mar 2016
    It's a ROM. You can't.
  • 123me
    123me
    20th Mar 2016
    How to write to it?
  • st1nkst1efel
    st1nkst1efel
    18th Mar 2016
    That one was actually only intended to reset the line counter in order to easily write in the new adress, but I guess what you found there could also be pretty useful to know. I never even considered it when building this. Thanks for pointing it out!
  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker
    18th Mar 2016
    In addition to the labels: The topmost address line is actually some sort of latch that when sparked for the first time enables address override and disables it on the second spark.
  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker
    18th Mar 2016
    Ah, so this is actually a ROM. It's also optimised for fetching instructions, with the address being automatically incremented with each fetch. Awesome.