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This is a simple input-output testing circuit, testing for recommendation systems.

Four‐bit binary counter with parallel load. Do check it out. It has been tested!

This is a work in progress computer. 

Instructions on use: 

Make sure you set the clock speed to 50. First connect the desired EEPROM into the program socket. The double click the reset button on the user interface panel. Finally, turn it on using the on button.

Description of EEPROMS(more will be added soon):

Blank: This is a blank slate that you can code on. 

Jump Showcase: This uses the jump command to turn on and off the hex display in an infinite loop

Display Stepper: This detects whatever is being inputted on the input stepper and displays it on the hex display.

A Full Subtractor is a combinational logic circuit that is designed to perform the subtraction of two binary numbers. It is considered "full" because it not only considers the subtraction of two binary inputs but also accounts for a borrow input from the previous stage. In other words, it can subtract three binary bits - minuend, subtrahend, and borrow - to produce the difference and a borrow output.