Maps Redstone Device

Binary Encoder

Published Oct 11th, 2012, 10/11/12 7:21 pm
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Storm_Inc
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Hey Minecrafters!

So today I am showing you my first test of the "Binary Encoder". Soon I am going to hook up my 3 parts together and start forming my computer! I am quite excited and hope this will all be done soon! If you find any problems just message me!

Also I attached it to a 4 bit Decoder for easy testing! So far I haven't found any problems and hopefully everything will work great!
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NoseJob for a Cowboy
• 10/11/2012 11:05 pm
• Level 20 : Expert Cowboy
What are you planning on using the encoder for? I'm guessing it's
decimal to binary, which I haven't seen utilized too often, except in
the case of word processors and some calculators for a more user
friendly input. I'm just curious what kind of mechanism you had planned
for this.
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Storm_Inc
• 10/12/2012 2:36 pm
• Level 21 : Expert System
I was thinking of using it to save RAM. I will just use a Encoder for less inputs. I think it may save room, but idk yet, still just building.
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NoseJob for a Cowboy
• 10/12/2012 3:11 pm
• Level 20 : Expert Cowboy
I saw RAM connected to inputs of a decoder in the other project, that part I get. What I'm wondering is what will the unary (Noticed I've been calling unary decimal, my bad.) data be controlling? And what will be sending unary data through the encoder, back to the standard binary on your bus.
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Storm_Inc
• 10/12/2012 3:26 pm
• Level 21 : Expert System
I am just learning so simply trying different techniques to save some space, for now I am abit lost in my own creations and I am just trying to get some pieces together xP I was hoping to turn my 36 input keyboard into something smaller so that is why I am making a Encoder. I am just praying it will work
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NoseJob for a Cowboy
• 10/12/2012 3:46 pm
• Level 20 : Expert Cowboy
Ohhhh... you'll need more than 4-bit binary to support something like that. At least 6 bits, but at that point you might as well make it an 8-bit CPU. All you can get out of 4 bits is 16 possible codes.
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Storm_Inc
• 10/12/2012 7:35 pm
• Level 21 : Expert System
Oh okay, I will get working on all of this right away! Thanks for all the advice xP
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TwitchMelon
• 10/11/2012 7:22 pm
• Level 5 : Apprentice Miner
  • Loving it Gave it a Diamond Keep up the amazing work and I was wondering if you could maybe check out my video and if your really nice leave a like and a comment www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHiUUUbRzBg
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Storm_Inc
• 10/11/2012 8:24 pm
• Level 21 : Expert System
I like the house in the video! it's very nice
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