Alt-BEAM Archive
Message #03473
To: Ian Bernstein ian@beam-online.com
From: "George Rix" rix.g@bmts.com
Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 07:21:55 -0400
Subject: [alt-beam] Re: FAQ project (please help)
Well, my question is:
Could a microcore be made completely with Nu neurons, or would it be
impractical?
And I believe that the only practical difference between the bicore and the
microcore (in operation, though the actual circuit diagram is rather more
complex) is that the bicore has only two neurons, whereas the microcore has
an unspecified amount, that is usually implied to be > 4.
I think.
The actual circuit is different, though, because the chip that most bicores
use amplifies the signal on its own, and may not always need an H-Bridge or
other amplifier. You can build a bicore on a 74xx14, though, but you'll need
to amplify the signal.
Signing off,
Rob Rix
'If anything can possibly go wrong, it probably already has'-Murphy's law
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>From: Ian Bernstein
>Subject: FAQ project (please help)
>Date: Thu, May 20, 1999, 7:36 PM
>
> Can I request an answer?-----
> Sure, just e-mail it to the list and I or someone else can answer it and
> it can be added to the FAQ. Please ask single questions only and don't
> ask more than two or three. A good example (and one that I happened to
> want the answer to is.... "What's the difference between a microcore and
> a bicore?". If anyone has the answer I'd like to know (and add it to the
> FAQ page)
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