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24th Oct 2016

Really small moddiv (modulo/divison) unit, based on the Kogge-Stone adder design. Only works on unsigned (non-negative) integers. Free to use.

subframe press1 press2 press4 division divider 60hz electronics electronic

Comments

mark2222 25th Oct 2016

@Ferrous26 That's the magic of subframe. See id:2028385. @Awalone Sorry, didn't expect this to get FP'ed, else would've made a more layman-friendly demo. It's intended to be used as part of a larger system, like a calculator, CPU or GPU.
Ferrous26 24th Oct 2016

Why don't the sparks move?
Self_Destruct 24th Oct 2016

+1 Cheers to you, good sir, for all of your great technological accomplishments in the tpt subframe world. I love all of your saves and am still fascinated by many of them. Waiting to see a subframe computer made out of many of your ALU, RAM, and etc. saves.
danieldan0 24th Oct 2016

votes++; //noice! +1
annabet_h 24th Oct 2016

someone please explain to me what this is and what every other electronic is and what anything is even for
LBPHacker 24th Oct 2016

He *has* explained it. All the things needed to understand it can't fit into a single comment though.
Awalone 24th Oct 2016

well, burned it.
Awalone 24th Oct 2016

rly, try to explain how this works and how usual @username@ should use it
mark2222 24th Oct 2016

@DELAURIS Glad to have contributed to the the world of Art :D @Tron205 Set the A and B FILTs, spark the PSCNs, advance one frame, read the output FILTs with ARAY. Don't forget the 30th bits. Well, it's much easier to see the division in my mod xP
DERLAURIS 24th Oct 2016

i dont understant it :( but it loocks great, like modern art ;D 1+

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