Home BEAM background   Getting started Electronic basics Passive components Semiconductor components Integrated Circuits Nv neurons and Nv nets Bicores The quadcore Nv net connections Applications Initializing an Nv net Influencing an Nv net Nv variants Nu neurons Tutorials   BEAM From the Ground Up is a BEAM Reference Library site.		Initializing an Nv net Sometimes you do the work, sometimes the net does In its "natural state," a quadcore will, at power-up, be saturated (with every other Nv supporting a process). In some cases (e.g., bicores), this is the desired behavior. In others (e.g., quadcores and larger Nv loops), we want to have a lower number of active processes -- usually, just one. Old-style initialization -- PNC & PIC circuits used to manually initialize your Nv net. Either kill all processes and inject one, or else kill all but one process New-style (courtesy of Wilf Rigter) -- use diodes to make your circuit startup automatically For more information... Bruce Robinson has an exhaustive discussion of Nv net startup circuits here.
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