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Traffic Light Controller

TinyTapeoutV1 · tt_um_Max00Ker_Traffic_Light

urn:vlsi:entity:db666b08-5e44-5fd2-93d4-a5e8581e454e

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SUPPORTED1 evidence record · Revision 1

Traffic Light ControllerListed in shuttleTiny Tapeout SKY 25b

Official registry lists this repository, submitted revision and module. The listing does not establish fabrication, manufacture, validation or measured results.

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Evidence index 85/100 · A rule-based index, not the probability this claim is true. 1 independent source origin(s).

The source establishes a scoped registry listing or documented integration at its observed revision. Publication, Git commit, retrieval and shuttle labels do not establish a relationship validity period.

Tiny Tapeout SKY 25b official shuttle registry ↗

Tiny Tapeout official registry · Tier A · Primary source · supports

Evidence summary: The Tiny Tapeout SKY 25b registry lists this repository at submitted revision 0020ba699c602a2b4a908b85241eb53743ee245d, under module tt_um_Max00Ker_Traffic_Light.

Location: projects[15]: repository, commit and macro

Published: not stated · Retrieved: 2026-10-13 · Extraction: deterministic-adapter

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First observed by VLSI: 2026-10-14T00:04:17.323Z. No independent human verification recorded.

Review: Evidence ingested by official-registry-and-pinned-documents/1.0.0. Explicit upstream evidence only. No fabrication, validation, successful tapeout, measured performance, arbitrary-version interoperability or production qualification is inferred.

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