Component/1 Bit memory - Revision history

Gelthor: Added infobox

2024-08-27T03:18:46Z

Added infobox

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			{{Infobox component
			\| image = Component_BitMemory.png
			\| bit-width = 1
			\| type = 1bit
			\| prerequisite = Saving Gracefully
			}}

	The 1-bit Memory component is a way to remember the state of a bit. Whenever the Save Enable is {{On}}, it will retain whatever value is on the Save Value pin. It always outputs the current value that is stored. You can think of it as a sticky bit.		The 1-bit Memory component is a way to remember the state of a bit. Whenever the Save Enable is {{On}}, it will retain whatever value is on the Save Value pin. It always outputs the current value that is stored. You can think of it as a sticky bit.

Gelthor: Gelthor moved page 1-bit Memory to Component/1 Bit memory: Should be a subpage under Component & Correct capitalisation to match that from the game

2024-08-27T02:57:26Z

Gelthor moved page 1-bit Memory to Component/1 Bit memory: Should be a subpage under Component & Correct capitalisation to match that from the game

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Lupin3rd at 21:26, 30 December 2023

2023-12-30T21:26:22Z

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	The 1-bit Memory component is a way to remember the state of a bit. Whenever the Save Enable is ON, it will retain whatever value is on the Save Value pin. It always outputs the current value that is stored. You can think of it as a sticky bit.		The 1-bit Memory component is a way to remember the state of a bit. Whenever the Save Enable is {{On}}, it will retain whatever value is on the Save Value pin. It always outputs the current value that is stored. You can think of it as a sticky bit.

129.222.2.122: Added basic definition

2023-12-30T15:58:39Z

Added basic definition

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The 1-bit Memory component is a way to remember the state of a bit. Whenever the Save Enable is ON, it will retain whatever value is on the Save Value pin. It always outputs the current value that is stored. You can think of it as a sticky bit.