pisoregister
A PISO (Parallel-In-Serial-Out) shift register. Can be built with any bit-length determined by the number of input pins. When the write/shift pin is turned on, the data input values are stored in the chip’s register. In this state the circuit is in write mode and will not send any output. Once the write/shift pin is turned off, the circuit changes into shift mode and any pulse in the clock input will set the output pin to the next register bit. Once the last bit has reached, the circuit will go back to data bit 0.
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I/O setup
- Should have at least 3 inputs and only one output.
- Input pin 0: clock input
- Input pin 1: write/shift pin
- Input pins 2 and above: data input
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pisoregister
Version history: Added to BasicCircuits 0.1
