Update for Serial Encoding and Decoding onto a Clock Signal

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Hey guys, this is just a quick update. I didn't like how much space the memory and addressing was taking, so I worked on figuring out a new way to do it with the latches. I think what I've figured out is the absolute most compact way to do it with the latches. In this video, I show you a single 8bit memory location and then I build one 1bit memory circuit so you can see how it's built.



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