Published Dec 19th, 2014, 12/19/14 1:01 pm
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V2 of my 4-bit addition module and V1 of my 4-bit subtraction module. The addition module features a pin to indicate when an integer overflow has occured, it's also a little more compact compared to V1. The subtraction module is very small and fast however it can not tell if the output is positive or negative, I plan on fixing this in future. I also added a casing to the chips to make it look more presentable.
Both use a pin system so that you can remove them and replace them with a better version of them without affecting the rest of your ALU.
I have colour coded each section and used signs to make it easy to modify.
Link to V1 of my binary addition module: www.planetminecraft.com/project/4-bit-binary-addition-module-for-an-alu/
Both use a pin system so that you can remove them and replace them with a better version of them without affecting the rest of your ALU.
I have colour coded each section and used signs to make it easy to modify.
Link to V1 of my binary addition module: www.planetminecraft.com/project/4-bit-binary-addition-module-for-an-alu/
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