filt mem by Waterbottle123
how to do basic filt memory
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Waterbottle123 2nd Sep 2023
SUSaNOO: ohh I see -
SUSaNOO 26th Dec 2022
You make a FILT block of let's say X:127 by Y:15. You can then use use a PSTN multiplexer like in my CL1 for the horizontal addressing, and for the Y axis you can use LDTC's ability to change it's range based on it's life property. You can change its life by using LSNS in deserialisation mode and serialise the FILT value of the address onto it. -
Waterbottle123 26th Dec 2022SUSaNOO: what do you mean? and how can i read something that's not there?
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SUSaNOO 26th Dec 2022You can use something like in my CL1 if you want, but just know things like LDTC with life works too.
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SUSaNOO 26th Dec 2022Waterbottle123: Make a block of FILT and use one of the many types of addressing to make them all readable.
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Waterbottle123 25th Dec 2022BunkerStrikerUA: what is something I can do to make it better? ok how to add filt values
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BunkerStrikerUA 25th Dec 2022
it stores one filt value, that's pretty low number for ram -
Waterbottle123 24th Dec 2022Jam_PB: no problem! go do great things!!!
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Waterbottle123 24th Dec 2022BunkerStrikerUA: maybe so but that makes it still a form of memory... because it takes out the inputed numbers that's the data and converts it into a use
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BunkerStrikerUA 24th Dec 2022therefore it's a filt reader or a filt decoder