Free logic simulator.

[Polymorph]

I made an LED dance floor.

[Squeakyneb]

@Black Pheonix: You seem to understand all of this. Can you show me what all the numbered chips do? Or maybe at least point me towards a good reference that isn't Google :P

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@Polymorph: Can we please see the control circuit?

[Devrethman]

@Black Pheonix: You seem to understand all of this. Can you show me what all the numbered chips do? Or maybe at least point me towards a good reference that isn't Google :P

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@Polymorph: Can we please see the control circuit?

Google " [chip here] datasheet" and finding said datasheet from a company that actually manufactures the chip. Most of the chips there are pretty standard ones (at least the ones in , and a search of any semiconductor manufacturer's site should turn up datasheets as well. I don't know offhand any of their websites, but try googling for National Semiconductor, ST Microelectronics, Texas Instruments, Freescale semiconductor... I can't think of any others offhand. Most of the logic chips I have are made my ST or National. @OP: This thing looks awesome. I haven't downloaded yet, but it looks to be much quicker (and cheaper) than breadboarding things . I've been looking for something like this for years. Up till now the closest thing I've known is GM wire.

[GUN]

@Black Pheonix: You seem to understand all of this. Can you show me what all the numbered chips do? Or maybe at least point me towards a good reference that isn't Google :P

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@Polymorph: Can we please see the control circuit?

you can load the examples from the file and look how the chips work like that

[Mechanical433]

Can someone tell me how to put up full binary adders together ?

( a diagram or something )



This will count till 3 and fuck up after... what did I do wrong ?

[Black Phoenix]

Revised again, added MOV opcode, using 8-bit buffers instead of 4-bit counters for registers now.

[Polymorph]

What can you do with it?

[GUN]

has anyone found out how to program the 2051 microcontroller? i read that it takes hex or asm, but i cant find out anymore than that

[Black Phoenix]

My CPU runs machine code for it's architecture (right now one opcode), and 2051 takes in 8051-compatible binary. Get assembler for 8051, and it can use it's output

[Mechanical433]

Mux and Demux made with wiki : D