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Expert mode: Make the discrete-component circuit to do this inside the logic gate. (Especially hard as there are components that physically cannot be made sma
by TheLoneWolfling 12y ago
Expert mode:
Make the discrete-component circuit to do this inside the logic gate.
(Especially hard as there are components that physically cannot be made small enough (large caps / inductors, etc))
- wiml 12y agoIntermediate mode: You could program the discrete logic onto a tiny CPLD and probably still hide it inside the 74'193. That way you'd still technically be complying with the "no microcontrollers" constraint.
- makomk 12y agoSadly, it's probably a little hard to fit a CPLD in that kind of space without wire-bonding equipment. They also tend to lack the infernal clocks that most microcontrollers have these days.