40 bit per second wire

[Koala_Steamed]

The last thread i tried to make the forum derped up mid post, so here it is again.

This wasn't built in the ORE server but i thought you guys might be interested. I managed to add 1 tick analog signal into a comparator, meaning we can now have 40b/s wire.

I'm still having a little trouble with the receiver i'm guessing it's due to the good old 1 & 2 tick pulse update bug. Spacing the decoders may fix this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45yfWtuRqgY

My aim is to make a black and white TV that can run off this single wire

[Legofreak]

Receiver timing can be a bitch. It took a few days for me to get mine right and I almost gave up when something changed out of nowhere and messed with the timing. I had repeater analog lines that weren't updating properly apparently.

If the signal is too short maybe you can demux the signal and lengthen each pulse before it hits the decoder.

edit: btw I was the guy on youtube that mentioned it being pistonless. I looked at your 1.5 tick pulse limiters and made one myself based on your design.

[Koala_Steamed]

I'm already extending the parallel signal to 4 ticks, the problem is getting the analog pulses from serial to parallel to start with. It worked when i did a single test (converting 4 serial pulses to 4 parallel) just using redstone torches as a 1 tick AND gate. Problem is, torches burn out if on a loop of 4 ticks... When i use a comparator 1 tick AND gate things get messed up :/ Maybe i should try on an 8 tick loop and have 8 decoders hahah

Nice 2 wide pistonless design

[Legofreak]

One thing I've done to prevent torches from burning out on a 4 tick cycle is 3 tick on and 1 tick off instead of 2 on 2 off. I don't know if that would help.

[Chibill]

Use a compactor NAND gate the a dropper Data flip flop

[Koala_Steamed]

One thing I've done to prevent torches from burning out on a 4 tick cycle is 3 tick on and 1 tick off instead of 2 on 2 off. I don't know if that would help.

Hmm that might work actually, then i'd only have to invert 1 comparator i think....

Use a compactor NAND gate the a dropper Data flip flop

dropper data flip flop?