Published Oct 7th, 2012, 10/7/12 5:19 pm
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Hey minecrafters!
I've been working on Binary Decoders for a little over a week. Since I wanna make a computer, all my parts must be faster, so I tried different things and I thought of how to make my Binary Decoder faster. This is how it turned out.
In my old Binary decoder, I would put a repeater then a block of wool for each output. In this version the torches are over the redstone. This makes it easier to turn it off and use about 1 repeater for every (Approximately) every 6 output.
I've been working on Binary Decoders for a little over a week. Since I wanna make a computer, all my parts must be faster, so I tried different things and I thought of how to make my Binary Decoder faster. This is how it turned out.
In my old Binary decoder, I would put a repeater then a block of wool for each output. In this version the torches are over the redstone. This makes it easier to turn it off and use about 1 repeater for every (Approximately) every 6 output.
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I've built plenty of decoders before, including one exactly like this. The only difference in the one I built, was the decimal lines had torches to activate the correct lines for a 7-segment display. Point of the story is I'm very familiar with binary, as well as converting it to a decimal format.