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{{infobox level | |||
| section = Arithmetic | |||
| type = Component | |||
| prerequisite1 = Saving Bytes | |||
| unlocks-level1 = 3 Bit Decoder | |||
| unlocks-level2 = Little Box | |||
| unlocks-component1 = 1 Bit decoder | |||
| scored = Yes | |||
| highscore = 3 | |||
| highscore-gate = 1 | |||
| highscore-delay = 2 | |||
| api-enum-id = decoder1 | |||
| api-enum-number = 24 | |||
}} | |||
This level asks you to make a circuit that outputs On to one of two pins depending on the input signal. | This level asks you to make a circuit that outputs On to one of two pins depending on the input signal. | ||
==Solution== | |||
As the truth table reveals, one output is the inverse of the input and the other is a copy of the input. So add a Not Gate for the first output and wire things up. | As the truth table reveals, one output is the inverse of the input and the other is a copy of the input. So add a Not Gate for the first output and wire things up. | ||
{{Spoiler| | |||
[[File:Turing Complete 1 Bit Decoder.png]] | [[File:Turing Complete 1 Bit Decoder.png]] | ||
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{{Footer Nav|game=Turing Complete|prevpage=Signed Negator|nextpage=3 Bit Decoder}} | {{Footer Nav|game=Turing Complete|prevpage=Signed Negator|nextpage=3 Bit Decoder}} | ||
Latest revision as of 21:14, 17 November 2023
| Section | Arithmetic |
|---|---|
| Type | Component |
| Prerequisite | Saving Bytes |
| Unlocks | 3 Bit Decoder Little Box |
| 1 Bit decoder | |
| Scored | Yes |
| High score | 3 |
| API | decoder1 (24) |
This level asks you to make a circuit that outputs On to one of two pins depending on the input signal.
Solution[edit | edit source]
As the truth table reveals, one output is the inverse of the input and the other is a copy of the input. So add a Not Gate for the first output and wire things up.
Spoiler
