Crapleton

User Interface Modulator Caches(front is active) Overview. The right half is mostly pointless atm; its for comparing a cache that has already been sent to the screen with an inputting signal and some control lines for the load order/delay circuit that needs to be built still! Completely functional but requires some well timed switching to get a signal to a screen right without the loader.

I'll see about getting some print screens out from it in a mo. The UI is made from a 5x5 grid of levers, directly connected to an adjacent image preview screen. When mem write for a cache is triggered a 2 tick pulse is generated by each pixel then delayed by 2/4/6/8/10 ticks to produce a 5 bit modulated signal(one for each row). The decoder at the other end uses the same idea but with a staggered delay on the time line(synced to the first pulse by a signal request state circuit) instead of the data. ____________Modulated Signal I I I I I I I I I / I I I // I I /// <-Staggered repeaters I //// ///// &&&&&-<-<-<-<-<-<-<-Pulse into & gate grid l l l l l <- Lever Grid Each signal can be stored easily using a bit of wire and 7/8 repeaters, can stick an & and NOT gate into the circuit to act as a clear function. I have no idea if anyone else uses similar designs, I came up with the concept as an extension of an old telegraph design I had last year.

Great looking stuff! It's good to find some digital circuits using redpower, seems to be nearly all the hardcore digital minecrafters use vanilla... Is this project still ongoing? What did you base your arithmetic logic on? I found your design via the allmaster google while hunting ALU's. I've been experimenting with modulated signals myself, using a combination of repeaters plus and gates with some considerable success. I have almost completed a 5x5 animated display with 2 fps frame rate( with a theoretical improvement to 4fps) and 3 image caches. I can post images later this week if your interested?