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Digital Logic Sim

​A minimalistic digital logic simulator · By Sebastian Lague

How o use 8-I/O pins?

A topic by LiKTOi created 78 days ago Views: 137 Replies: 5
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I want to be able to feed a single 8 bus into my 1 byte memory chip, however the problem arises that I can't actually merge 8 individual 1-bit input pins into a single 8-bus input. I tried using an 8 bus input in my 1 byte memory chip to begin with, but I don't know how to separate the bus lines so that each input of the bus goes to the corresponding registry inside the 1 byte input chip.

How do I use the 8-I/O pins?

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There's a built-in splitter and joiner chip.

Thanks! I found it.

I'm playing around without any additional chips. In the beginning I only had NAND, and I built a few elementary chips like logic gates and a memory cell. 

I don't have any splitter chips or connectors. 

Is there any way I can create them? I've already tried making something like an 8to8 chip hoping that's what it is, but no. 

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look in your library (control+L) or better option use find chip (control+F) on right side you will have option to add to started

Thanks! I found it