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Author: pauly-boy

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Filesize: 232.47 kB

Date added: 2013-11-25

Rating: 6.5

Downloads: 1664

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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A binary adder I made, using RCA.
Push the buttons on the left to operate.
The system carries upwards.
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lololoer
2013/11/25 17:09:00
Wow really good :tup: ! What uses does it has?
Xray
2013/11/25 17:54:57
Nice job on such a complex mechanism! :tup:
It would be helpful if you could give an example of how it works. Maybe give example of adding two binary numbers so that others can make some sense of it.

Thanks!
toni
2013/11/28 16:54:31
these are actually mechanical transistors very great job you have to be very inteligent to make this :tup: _o_
epicface129
2014/08/06 15:34:42
It doesn't work.:tdown:
epicface129
2014/09/28 00:21:42
Why did I put that comment up there?:lol: It does work, sorry. I'm making a Calculator in Minecraft. I'll call it "MineCalc 3.0" (I made 2 previous versions, both without proper displays)
UnityDogGaming04
2021/02/14 21:01:53
Oh, how technology evolves! We began with mechanical systems similar but not identical to this, and now we have technology that can even simulate such archaic machines!
Btw, you just may have been outdone... http://www.algodoo.com/algobox/details.php?id=233381 is a laser based system I designed over the course of a weekend, and an x-bit adder can complete a full addition of any two x-bit numbers in x frames.
replace x with any number you need