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== General ''n''-step Cyclic Repeater == | == General ''n''-step Cyclic Repeater == | ||
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| + | Allows for cyclic pressure plate-based switching and deterministic timing using a robust repeater, for any '''n>1'''. | ||
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=== Layout === | === Layout === | ||
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=== Description === | === Description === | ||
| − | Plate 1 (just left of pump 1) is connected to gear | + | Plate 1 (just left of pump 1) is connected to gear 2. Plate 2 is connected to gear 3 and so on, wrapping around from the beginning to create a cycle--in the layout above, plate 3 is shown connected back to gear 1. Plate '''i''' in an '''n'''-step repeater is connected to gear '''(i ''mod'' n)+1'''. |
This allows for a sequential repeater with any n steps, where n is an integer greater than 1. | This allows for a sequential repeater with any n steps, where n is an integer greater than 1. | ||
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| − | The bottom right channel has no plate, so the | + | The bottom right channel has no plate, so the bottom pump just passes the water. Thus, odd steps are allowed. The gear assembly above the bottom pump can optionally be attached to a lever so that the repeater can be switched off and return to a known state. |
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| + | ==== 2-step Alternating Repeater ==== | ||
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| + | See [[User:MrFake/TwoStepAlternatingRepeater|this page]] for this special case using a double-pump stack design. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:01, 24 October 2011
General n-step Cyclic Repeater[edit]
Allows for cyclic pressure plate-based switching and deterministic timing using a robust repeater, for any n>1.
Layout[edit]
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Description[edit]
Plate 1 (just left of pump 1) is connected to gear 2. Plate 2 is connected to gear 3 and so on, wrapping around from the beginning to create a cycle--in the layout above, plate 3 is shown connected back to gear 1. Plate i in an n-step repeater is connected to gear (i mod n)+1.
This allows for a sequential repeater with any n steps, where n is an integer greater than 1.
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4-step cyclic repeater[edit]
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The bottom right channel has no plate, so the bottom pump just passes the water. Thus, odd steps are allowed. The gear assembly above the bottom pump can optionally be attached to a lever so that the repeater can be switched off and return to a known state.
2-step Alternating Repeater[edit]
See this page for this special case using a double-pump stack design.