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14th Oct 2016

8th Jul 2018

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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k1773nguy 14th Oct 2016

now we jsut need more memory (7mB) so we can store powder toy in powder toy
Schmolendevice 14th Oct 2016

@The8BitPotato 7.4 kB if you count 29 bits per cell, but practically in terms of processor design, the most that will be accessible/addressible is 16 to 24 bits for data, hence 4 kB and 6 kB respectively.
danieldan0 14th Oct 2016

noiz +1
LBPHacker 14th Oct 2016

Well, it's scalable. You could build a 256x256 one, it wouldn't care. I built one with 2048 cells because that's how much I needed.
The8BitPotato 14th Oct 2016

P.S.: I just pulled up the Calculator program, and wow! 7.4 kilobytes in TPT!
The8BitPotato 14th Oct 2016

Subframe technology is just mind-blowing. It's almost impossible for me to imagine anything in TPT going this fast!! It must be pretty difficult to design these.
QuanTech 14th Oct 2016

ayy another lbp save! +1
LBPHacker 14th Oct 2016

It's a Random Access Memory made of FILT. Delving into it deeper, it's Random Access because you read/write any cell whenever you want. That's not the case with Sequential Access Memory, which needs to be rewinded and such (for example audio tapes).
niumikus 14th Oct 2016

whats a FRAM?
cmk20 14th Oct 2016

Huh... im still not sure how it works... but it looks pretty :)

The Powder Toy

Single chamber FRAM by LBPHacker

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