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UTD Utilities RAD5 (Rapid Adding Design)

Updated on Jul 28th, 2011, 7/28/11 11:46 pm | 2 logs
Published Jul 22nd, 2011, 7/22/11 9:31 pm
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Size:11x16x7
Sum = 2.5 ticks
Carry = 1.5 ticks for entire system
Sum_true off delay = 0 tick
Total time for any size system = 2.5 ticks
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07/17/2012 2:16 am
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awesome! edit actually it's a 3 tick design tested it with aj's redstone simulator
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07/23/2011 7:19 pm
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I am idiot, what is the point of an adder? What can you use it for?
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07/23/2011 10:13 pm
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When hooked into an intricate circuit or logic, it can be used to count up one. This is basically used in a calculator, it is the adding architecture, meaning it is what actually does all the adding.
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07/23/2011 10:35 pm
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Thank you for explaining it too me. :D I am somewhat dense when it comes to red stone and all the possibilities that it represents.
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07/27/2011 6:24 am
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An adder compares two bits (number values in binary) to see if they are the same. If they're not, then it outputs a value of that bit. If they are, then nothing is outputted, and it produces a carry, which activates the next bit, which will be twice as large as the previous.

To give an example in decimal, if you have 6+0, the answer is six. If you have 6+7, the answer is 13, or 3 remainder 1, which you put in the next decimal place. The same thing is done in binary with XOR gates (exclusive OR (only 1 input can be active at a time) and AND gates (if both inputs are active, so is the output).
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07/27/2011 6:25 am
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And if you do know something about binary (which the above post assumes you don't,) then you XOR and AND 2 inputs, and if one is on, the it outputs 01, if both are on, it outputs 10
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