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13th Feb 2015

Every third flip, it takes 14 frames to switch, the rest of the time it takes nine. Not sure if this means it's unstable or not. Uses 3 layered CRAYs to mask the placement of the PSCN outputs away from the CRAY stack.

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Sandwichlizard 14th Feb 2015

Here you go id:1732671 I added a flip flop circuit I just made in here also.
Sandwichlizard 14th Feb 2015

I will set it up in my circuit tester for you and leave you an ID
Sandwichlizard 14th Feb 2015

OK i see what you are doing with it. This is just the switch aspect and your not passing the input to an output. You should include a sample application circuit. that is very good.
flameaway 13th Feb 2015

One thing I'm a bit confused about, I don't notice both outputs being sparked at all. The power would have to come from each separate circuit. Is this a problem?
flameaway 13th Feb 2015

:) If you can hurt me with the truth then I'd say I have a problem. Thanks for the feedback. The point was to come up with my own thing and not copy one that was already extant. But it had to work and be small. Thanks again for your help.
Sandwichlizard 13th Feb 2015

I do not mind being bothered. community is the best part of it all. You have 4 visible pixels but it is still 6 pixel count. over all area is rather big due to the space needed for the alternating PSCN. both outputs get sparked each time. I feel bad for being critical, but I feel I should be honest. you are doing great work and I look forward to what you come up with. here is the 5 pixel no layers flip flop. yours is in here also for comparison. id:1732541~1732541

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4 pixel flip flop (stable?) by flameaway

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