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| − | A '''Cycle''' (also known as a '''Tron Cycle''' or '''TC''') is a measurement of time used in the [[Grid]]. The dialogue in ''[[TRON: Legacy]]'' |
+ | A '''Cycle''' (also known as a '''Tron Cycle''' or '''TC''') is a measurement of time used in the [[Grid]]. The dialogue in ''[[TRON: Legacy]]'' implies that a cycle to a Grid inhabitant is the equivalent of a year to a person in the real world. |
| − | [[Kevin Flynn]] mentions that a '''millicycle''' is about |
+ | [[Kevin Flynn]] mentions that a '''millicycle''' is about eight hours. The metric prefix "milli" denotes one thousandth, which would make a cycle about 8,000 hours (for comparison, a 365 day year is 8,760 hours). |
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| + | |1050 TC |
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| + | |1050 years |
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| + | |21 years |
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| + | |50 TC |
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| − | | 1050 TC || 1050 years || 21 years |
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| + | |50 years |
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| − | | 50 TC || 50 years || 1 year |
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| + | |52.14 weeks |
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| + | |7.3 days |
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| + | |137 mTC |
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| − | | 1 TC || 52.14 weeks || 7.3 days |
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| + | |7.143 weeks |
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| + | |1 day |
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| + | |5.7 mTC |
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| − | | 137 mTC || 7.143 weeks || 1 day |
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| + | |2.083 days |
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| + | |1 hour |
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| + | |1 mTC |
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| − | | 5.7 mTC || 2.083 days || 1 hour |
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| + | |8.76 hours |
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| + | |10½ min. |
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| + | |.095 mTC |
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| − | | 1 mTC || 8.76 hours || 10½ min. |
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| + | |0.833 hours |
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| + | |1 min. |
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| + | |.002 mTC |
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| − | | .095 mTC || 0.833 hours || 1 min. |
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| + | |50 sec. |
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| − | | .002 mTC || 50 sec. || 1 sec. |
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| − | The ''[[TRON: Legacy The Official Movie Magazine]]'' includes a timeline of the [[Grid]], explaining that time moves faster in the system because its only limit is the speed at which electrons can move in circuitry. The guide states that one year in the real world equals about |
+ | The ''[[TRON: Legacy The Official Movie Magazine]]'' includes a timeline of the [[Grid]], explaining that time moves faster in the system because its only limit is the speed at which electrons can move in circuitry. The guide states that one year in the real world equals about fifty cycles in the Grid, which would mean that Kevin Flynn was trapped inside the Grid for roughly 1,000 years from his viewpoint. This would seem to be confirmed within the movie itself by [[Castor|Castor's]] line that [[Clu 2|Clu]] had been trying to obtain [[Kevin Flynn's Identity Disc]] for 1,000 cycles. |
| − | Using the 1 real year = 50 Grid years = 50 |
+ | Using the 1 real year = 50 Grid years = 50 cycles correlation, one can extrapolate the times shown in the table to the right. |
| − | In ''[[TRON: Uprising]]'', the term "cycle" is used colloquially to mean one workday; [[General Tesler]], waking from sleep, is wished a "pleasant cycle" by the Voice of the Grid. |
+ | In ''[[TRON: Uprising]]'', the term "cycle" is used colloquially to mean one workday; [[General Tesler]], waking from sleep, is wished a "pleasant cycle" by the [[Voice of the Grid]]. |
==Notes== |
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| − | * An Intel 8086 Processor circa 1980 has about 8MHz which equals out to about 8 million cycles a second. |
+ | * An Intel 8086 Processor circa 1980 has about 8MHz which equals out to about 8 million cycles a second. However, the grid would not run at a timescale of 8 million TC a second, as a processor cycle in its simplest terms is equal to 1+1=2. |
==See Also== |
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A Cycle (also known as a Tron Cycle or TC) is a measurement of time used in the Grid. The dialogue in TRON: Legacy implies that a cycle to a Grid inhabitant is the equivalent of a year to a person in the real world.
Kevin Flynn mentions that a millicycle is about eight hours. The metric prefix "milli" denotes one thousandth, which would make a cycle about 8,000 hours (for comparison, a 365 day year is 8,760 hours).
| Cycles | Perceived Grid Time | Real Time |
| 1050 TC | 1050 years | 21 years |
| 50 TC | 50 years | 1 year |
| 1 TC | 52.14 weeks | 7.3 days |
| 137 mTC | 7.143 weeks | 1 day |
| 5.7 mTC | 2.083 days | 1 hour |
| 1 mTC | 8.76 hours | 10½ min. |
| .095 mTC | 0.833 hours | 1 min. |
| .002 mTC | 50 sec. | 1 sec. |
The TRON: Legacy The Official Movie Magazine includes a timeline of the Grid, explaining that time moves faster in the system because its only limit is the speed at which electrons can move in circuitry. The guide states that one year in the real world equals about fifty cycles in the Grid, which would mean that Kevin Flynn was trapped inside the Grid for roughly 1,000 years from his viewpoint. This would seem to be confirmed within the movie itself by Castor's line that Clu had been trying to obtain Kevin Flynn's Identity Disc for 1,000 cycles.
Using the 1 real year = 50 Grid years = 50 cycles correlation, one can extrapolate the times shown in the table to the right.
In TRON: Uprising, the term "cycle" is used colloquially to mean one workday; General Tesler, waking from sleep, is wished a "pleasant cycle" by the Voice of the Grid.
Notes
- An Intel 8086 Processor circa 1980 has about 8MHz which equals out to about 8 million cycles a second. However, the grid would not run at a timescale of 8 million TC a second, as a processor cycle in its simplest terms is equal to 1+1=2.