A Keyboard
Description
Key addresses are not ASCII, keyboard output is serial
Related Schematics
Cerebrum-0.4 -- CPU
Cerebrum-0.4, PICOlo_1109's CPUISA: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y0ApeDLECaKg-eRCr1qtvhsx0OteVB7QY5UVcZzkjQQ/edit?gid=0#gid=0NOT FINISHED
Bin2Bcd by Xoliks, Flyingdean & Unnecessarymb
Awesome
Singular RCA Adder
A singular RCA adder of one of many designs. Includes inputs A and B, CIN, and COUT. CIN is the side input, COUT is the two-colored 4-long wire, and A and B are the levers at the back. RCA adder designs are great for redstone beginners - they are simple to explain, build, and use. However, there is a drawback: RCA has a delay for each adder you add. Each adder has to wait for the last to finish. That is where 'Ripple Carry Adder' gets it's name. It ripples. This means that not every calculation will take the same amount of time, and thus RCA is not recommended for applications with sensitive timings. If you do plan to use it in something with a clock, like a CPU, probably ensure that the clock is slow, as to give the RCA time. And for pipelined CPUs? Forget it.
LFC calculator
cmoa • ID: WCVxEk
WPU3, programmed to run Collatz
Wueffi • ID: EERCWG
32bit CCA by Sloimay & derov
Sloimay • ID: uH_ksG
Bin2Bcd by Xoliks, Flyingdean & Unnecessarymb
Sloimay • ID: NHO9SP
Cerebrum-0.4 -- CPU
PICOlo_1109 • ID: qFaOah