The Elements of Computing Systems (From NAND to Tetris)
Section: Designing Registers, RAM, etc
Activity:
In this activity you have to build a '16-bit / 4096-register memory'. We will consider the Data Flip Flop (DFF) to be a primitive for the purpose of this activity. You can use the DFF, as well as any other chip built until now in the course, to implement this exercise.
Resources
  • A template script for the '16-bit / 4096-register memory' ... you have to fill in the details
  • The test script for the '16-bit / 4096-register memory'
  • The compare file for the '16-bit / 4096-register memory'
Test your work in the hardware simulator, and ensure it works by testing it with the test script specified above. Blog your notes, and submit a link to your blog post, using the submit form below.
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