The Powder Toy

16-bit DIP memory card by Exodus930

Exodus930
Exodus930
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11th Nov 2013
12th Nov 2013
This is my second upload featuring a DIP-style Integrated Circuit. This one has 16 bits of memory. Use: To set a bit to "1", spark the corresponding PSCN. To set a bit to "0", spark the corresponding NSCN. To read the chip's memory, spark the top INWR.

Comments

  • Exodus930
    Exodus930     18th Feb 2014
    I realized that this is more of an old TTL chip than anything; it's small, but slow. CMOS would be fast, and in the Powder Toy, large.
  • schradieck
    schradieck     10th Dec 2013
    Actually i probably won't use your memory card as many of my projects have either been cancelled, or are going to use different technology (i finally am fiquring out how to use digital systems)
  • megamageiii
    megamageiii     6th Dec 2013
    Personally I would use INST instead of INWR, with PSCN and NSCN in it to let it work. It would be at the same time.
  • schradieck
    schradieck     15th Nov 2013
    ok, it will be a while though, thanks to your memory card the memory banks are going to be easy. but i need to design a new multiplication processor, and a new counting unit.
  • Exodus930
    Exodus930     14th Nov 2013
    tell me when you have the save up. I'd like to see it.
  • schradieck
    schradieck     14th Nov 2013
    Okay, thanks
  • Exodus930
    Exodus930     13th Nov 2013
    just give credit
  • Exodus930
    Exodus930     13th Nov 2013
    you can use it.
  • schradieck
    schradieck     12th Nov 2013
    Cool, Can i use this? i need a memory chip like this for a two didget calculator i am working on.