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-Unlike repeaters, comparators do not have an adjustable delay setting of 2-8 gameticks, they will always produce 2 gameticks of delay.

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-Unlike repeaters, comparators do not repeat the signal, when powered by a redstone line, the signal strength they emit matches the signal strength input and is not reset to 15.

- Comparators have a tiletick priority of 0 while a repeater always has a negative tiletick priority. One exception is that a comparator will have a priority of -1 if facing into a repeater.

Comparators have another very strange property. In the picture below, there is a comparator with a furnace behind it (the furnace is empty). The comparator turns on when input A (left) is powered, which powers the redstone dust directly in front of the furnace with a signal strength of 15, but the comparator does not turn on when input B (right) is powered.

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-If a subtract-mode comparator's output is linked directly to it's side input the output toggles between the main input strength and (15 - the main input strength + the number of redstone dust between the output and the side input)(by my untested calculations), if the main input is activated.

-Comparators can be subject to BUDding by placing a block behind the comparator, a cauldron behind the block and then pulling the cauldron away with a sticky piston.

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-Comparators can detect items inside blocks that have an inventory, either behind them, or 2 blocks behind through a solid block. The higher the ratio between the amount of items in the inventory to the possible amount of items in the inventory is, the higher is the signal strength of the output. Additionally,fill levels of various other non-inventory blocks

-Comparators will check the state of their back input when their scheduled tiletick is executed. This means that most single 2 gametick pulses or shorter will not cause the comparator to power. Also, if a compartor is powered with x signal strength when their tiletick is scheduled but the signal strength changes to y when it is executed, the comparator will only output y signal strength.

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The power level of the comparator is stored in a tile entity, and the direction facing is stored in the facing blockstate.

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Like repeaters, comparators can be used to make compact monostable circuits. However, there are some key differences. A comparator lock-o-stable can be used to make a rising edge monostable as well as a falling edge, simply by switching the delays necessary for a normal repeater lock. The lowest pulse length that a comparator lock-o-stable can deliver is a 2 tick pulse, because most 1 tick pulses are not picked up by comparators.

Comparators are tile tick blocks, and because of their tile tick priority they get processed after repeaters in most cases, causing some results that normally wouldn't happen (Main article: 0-tick pulses.)

The redstone comparator is by far the most misunderstood redstone component. It has one main input, two side inputs and one output. If we ignore the side inputs, comparators might appear to behave similar to repeaters, since they output a signal 1 redstone tick after the main input is activated, but they have the following vital differences.