My own 8-bit memory
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hello,
i just started making electronics, and i now made a 8-bit memory.451537View Save 451537
there are 2 different versions, one which you can delete manually, you could use it for harddrives of processors.
the other one will delete the information stored after reading it. i think you could use it for gpu's, like store the information of the picture it have to show next.
its my first working electronic thing, so i would like to hear how it is, and how i could improve it.
EDIT: this is now version 2, its half as big as before. -
@Phantom (View Post)
If you would like to see 80 bits of memory that are read/write:451205View Save 451205
The RAM is a set of 16 Pentabits (5-bits) -
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@triclops200
why did you made your ram bigger than it has to be?451678View Save 451678
a smaller one, inputs and outputs are exactly the same, but its like half as big as before.
or did you made it that big on purpose? -
@Phantom (View Post)
At the time I was making it, I made the first design that popped into my head, seeing as I was working on a deadline. -
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triclops200:
@Phantom!145565
If you would like to see 80 bits of memory that are read/write:451205View Save 451205
The RAM is a set of 16 Pentabits (5-bits)
80 bits = 10 bytes.
did you know: a kilobyte is not actually 1000 bytes. because there are 8 bits not 10 to a byte, 1 kilobyte is 2^10 bits, or 1024 bits. MB=2^20, gigabyte = 2^30, terabyte = 2^40
