Shenzhen-Io

Another day another Shenzhen I/O puzzle. In order to test some of our new manufacturing equipment, we need a pulse generator with certain requirements (specifications). However, instead of buying one at the market price, I thought we could simply create our own. For this project you will need to make use of conditional execution. Please continue your study of the language reference. As a refresher, checkout the Language Reference Card in the first post....

Today we’re doing another Shenzhen I/O puzzle. As this is the second task, the puzzle is again quite simple. As a reminder, we do have the following command documentation: The task is to amplify a signal. As we can see from the verification tab the output has to be higher than the input - twice as high, to be precise. This seems fairly easy, we just need to multiply the input signal with 2 and output the result....

A few days ago I tried out SHENZHEN I/O. It is some kind of puzzle game in which you need to solve little tasks using assembler and programming a microcontroller. The solution is then ranked in three categories and compared to friends: Product Cost: depends on the hardware you did choose Power Usage: Is increased with more complex and expensive commands Lines of code There is no tutorial. All you have is a 50 sheet documentation about the chips an the commands....