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Offline Oliver

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Re: Finally, a flash game for hardware engineers
« on: August 04, 2009, 05:11:28 PM »
Just remember this stuff can't be synthesized as is. Its a good game, just the same. Logic, thought, design, re-use, and patterns all here.

Karlos, you may like to look at JK flip flops. They use an additional gate at each of the R,S inputs to avoid a race state.

I had a quick look at this yesterday. It seems that if transistor is not pulling high, then the output is considered low, rather than just open. At first, I was looking to use polycrystal, ground connections, and CMOS. I had wondered if the substrate was grounded, and if there was a via, with no metal layer, then it would be considered to be a ground connection.

I think it is a great simplification, though. It's fine for a game.

Anyone tried using PN junction diode logic? It can do very simple gates. Not much use for most things.
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Re: Finally, a flash game for hardware engineers
« Reply #1 on: August 05, 2009, 05:55:19 PM »
Damn it, you're going to get me hooked on a game again. Hasn't happened for years.
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