Why does my 8-bit adder say 1+3=6?
I have chained together the following full adder design given by the minecraft wiki eight times so that I can add together two 8-bit signals.:
For some odd reason the return of all the adders gives me 00000110 when I have inputted 00000011 and 00000001 respectively on the two input lines.
Is there something wrong with my design? Or am I just doing something really dumb?
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How does an 8-bit adder work?
The 8-bit binary adder is a circuit producing arithmetical sum of two 8-bit binary. It can be obtained by consecutive connections of the full adder so that each output of carry from each full adder is closed in a chain towards the input of carry of the next full adder.How do you read a full adder?
4.1. A full adder circuit is central to most digital circuits that perform addition or subtraction. It is so called because it adds together two binary digits, plus a carry-in digit to produce a sum and carry-out digit.8 Bit Adder Solution - Software Testing
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