@sacred8510 If you want to actually make a larger one, look into the douple dapple algorithm method. It is used to convert binary to BCD and then to 7 segment. With that method you could easily convert any number of bits to 7 segment. For example the last one I did was 36-bit, which converts any number up to around about 68 billion.
@pivotman64 you mean an 8-bit integer data? should it be signed(positive/negative) or unsigned (positive but greater value)? As of now I could make a better circuit than that in the video, but for simplest and easiest learning purposes, i made it that way. I would make the 8-bit to 7 segment display now and send it to you.
@sacred8510 im trying to make a calculator that uses 8-bit binary (ive recently figured out ill need alot more than 8 to get numbers up to 1,998) i can make it up to the point where i just need to wire up the logic for the final output (the sum,difference,etc.) i also wanted to make it able to multiply/divide. after i do this im gonna make it in little big planet 2(once i figure out the logic circuit of multiplication/division of values.
@sacred8510 If you want to actually make a larger one, look into the douple dapple algorithm method. It is used to convert binary to BCD and then to 7 segment. With that method you could easily convert any number of bits to 7 segment. For example the last one I did was 36-bit, which converts any number up to around about 68 billion.
CronosXIIII 2 months ago
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i can not open the file that is given in the link...i have tried it with pspice..is there any other software needed to open it?
kaka128446 5 months ago
i need help making one of these for 8-bit binary values with large numbers (up to 1,998)
pivotman64 6 months ago
@pivotman64 you mean an 8-bit integer data? should it be signed(positive/negative) or unsigned (positive but greater value)? As of now I could make a better circuit than that in the video, but for simplest and easiest learning purposes, i made it that way. I would make the 8-bit to 7 segment display now and send it to you.
sacred8510 6 months ago
@sacred8510 im trying to make a calculator that uses 8-bit binary (ive recently figured out ill need alot more than 8 to get numbers up to 1,998) i can make it up to the point where i just need to wire up the logic for the final output (the sum,difference,etc.) i also wanted to make it able to multiply/divide. after i do this im gonna make it in little big planet 2(once i figure out the logic circuit of multiplication/division of values.
pivotman64 6 months ago
@pivotman64 8-bit has a highest amount of 255.
CronosXIIII 2 months ago
can you give me the equations from a to g? please. i really need it. thanks :)
blackheaded03 6 months ago
@blackheaded03 I need the equations too .. can you share please
KarinaTorresMartinez 1 day ago