reel2reel

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02:54:54

Added spacer lamp inbetween to give a better affect of the 2 loops, me thinks :P
Use switch to change speed, which will alter pattern too ;)
Pattern generated by the 'linear feedback shift register' can be changed by choosing different inputs for the XNOR gate

published 10 years ago

KeenZa

10 years ago

Nice!

nikisalli

10 years ago

Hey roops are you becoming lenzrulz?

roops1967

10 years ago

What nikki! Lenzrulz? Why?? Hey if you think these circuits are unoriginal and useless and spammy reposts then just say so

nikisalli

10 years ago

Just a bit... but don't worry your circuits are still great until you start spamming them here. Just try something new than shift registers and lamps

chinadatong

10 years ago

I love

roops1967

10 years ago

Nikki you aint looked at what these circuits are really doing have you?! All my recent circuits are shift registers and lamps, each (I feel) demonstrates a different principle or visual effect, sometimes subtle differences. So in your definition I am spamming , take a closer look at them before you make a sweeping statement like that again

roops1967

10 years ago

...and believe me there's a lot more other stuff which is iterations of the same stuff which I haven't posted, if I did then your spamming statement would be justified nikki :P

nikisalli

10 years ago

I'm not saying you're spamming i'm only saying that you're using in every post the shift registers and xor gates and lamps that shows great effects. But maybe you could try to make something different with logic gates and counters :P

nikisalli

10 years ago

Just don't become like lenzrulz posting the same circuit with minimal variations over and over 😞. Anyway i love your style 😀

roops1967

10 years ago

That's the thing with LFSR circuits, just change one of the inputs and you dramatically change the output pattern that's generated, and get entirely different visual effect 8) Have a go...

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