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> I'm not sure why this appeared on HN Because it is more interesting than the use of ML in Bitcoin trading, for example, thanks for sharing it. ;) I don't kn
by stew-j 4y ago
> I'm not sure why this appeared on HN
Because it is more interesting than the use of ML in Bitcoin trading, for example, thanks for sharing it. ;)
I don't know if you are still here answering questions, but I was wondering "What if we sent a musical signal (digital or analog) through the MC14500B (silicon junction or vacuum)?" Could it be used, say, in a programmable guitar effects pedal?
- kens 4y agoThe chip doesn't really have the performance for audio processing. It operates at 1 MHz, but since it operates on one bit at a time, you'd probably only be able to perform a couple of additions on each audio sample. So not really enough for effects.
- stew-j 4y agoThanks, that makes sense--maybe operate 16 in parallel? Logic (human) still probably wouldn't stop me from trying if I had one laying around--what the chip would do outside of the design discipline, that is. :)