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2048 cell single chamber FRAM. In this demo random values are written to random addresses. Scales pretty well as the more important addressing mechanisms are designed to use constant space rather than logarithmic. *** Added link to the R216K2A.

60hz conv electronic fram electronics subframe filt

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ivel236 15th Oct 2016

This is amazing, you guys are really pushing the limits of tpt comuting. I used to be able to figure out how most of your stuff worked but this just makes my brain implode DX
Schmolendevice 15th Oct 2016

@Apparently the Atanasoff-Berry computer literally ran at 60hz while the Zuse relay computers ran at the hz range.
Schmolendevice 15th Oct 2016

@The8BitPotato In terms of architecture and operations per *clock*, maybe, but given that the 6502 runs at around 1 MHz and older computers ran at the kHz range, definitely not in real time.
megagate75 15th Oct 2016

@Schmolendevice True, True
The8BitPotato 15th Oct 2016

Do you think that these subframe computers could be as powerful as early computers (like KIM-1 and such)?
LBPHacker 15th Oct 2016

Well, this one has been happening for a long time. It's just that subframe tech introduces so many new possibilities that even today there are still things left uncovered. The stars of this demo are PSTN and FRME. I wasn't the first to use them though, oh no. Schmolendevice and others had been using them way before I even realised that PSTN can be driven with solid sparks.
JavelinMaxx 15th Oct 2016

omg this is a great step of mankind. recently many innovations are occuring, looks like another revolution in TPT.
LBPHacker 15th Oct 2016

*sigh* nope
ItsMyStupidNick123 15th Oct 2016

LBP means little big planet i have all game of this series (lbp1,lbp2,lbp3)
ChaozAirflow 15th Oct 2016

Nice !

The Powder Toy

Single chamber FRAM by LBPHacker

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