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Electromagnetic Matrix

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One of the five basic source codes that keep the CentreBrain simulating, is the foundation of all scientific and technological research.

Made In		Research Facility
Hand-Make		Replicator
Stack Size		200

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3 s

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Summary

One of the five basic source codes that keep the CentreBrain simulating, is the foundation of all scientific and technological research.

Being the foundation for all scientific and technological research, the matrix is important to produce large quantities of. The first several will be hand-crafted in a replicator, but should be automated using the Matrix Labs as soon as possible. It is one of the first automation tasks for new players.

See Research for some tips and tricks about using the Electromagnetic Matrix for research.

Required Technology

Electromagnetic Matrix

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Research Consumption

10

Data Volume
1800 Hashes

The Electromagnetic Matrix is the foundation of all

technologies and one of the basic source codes that
keep the CentreBrain simulating. Use a Matrix Lab to
create these matrices and use a separate lab for

automating the research of new technologies.

Production Chain

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
1 3 s 1 1		✔

Production Progression Chart

For more information on reading and using these charts, see Production Progression Chart.

Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3	Stage 4
120	3 120	1 120	6 120
60	1 60	1 120
120	2 120	1 120
60	1 60	1 120
Buildings Required		7 2 6
Raw Materials Required (per minute)		240 120
Raw Materials Required (per unit)		2 1

Used In

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
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1 15 s 1 1 1 1 1 1		✖

Player Tips & Tricks

Electromagnetic Matrices are one of the first steps of automation that a player will ever do.
Matrix Labs can be stacked. At the base technology level, Matrix Labs can be stacked three high. A stack of three will output 60.0 Electromagnetic Matrices per minute. This is a good base number to shoot for in automation.

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