Counting 0-99

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The 3'rd version of autocounting circuit

published 12 years ago

Secuture

12 years ago

I ask is there any possbility to implement such thingy and not be called a psycho. Use a precise timing and tweaking such tens of separate sources ONLY TO DISPLAY A DIGIT. Man do it using single source and i will deeply bow in front of u full of respect. instead. ...path of least resistant in design simpliffication is always proportional to amount of wasted unnecessary work needed to complete project. Btw.. where i can implemnt switch to make it count backward please ???

RickRoland

12 years ago

Gr8! Make it simple!! I ll be gr8ful!!

Nali

12 years ago

Muy bueno ;-)

garsiamarian

12 years ago

Very kool ....thanks !!!!

maximax

12 years ago

I've already done this compact circuit. It's called "Counting 1-19 less or details

Secuture

12 years ago

There was about a 10 identical circuits like this so far all uses timing principles ( it must be popular idea) so shouting who was first is pointless imo

maximax

12 years ago

There was 6 circuits from with I made 3. Besides they aren't identical. The 1'st circuit can't show numbers itself. The 2'nd circuit count only 1,2,3,1,2,3... The 3'rd circuit count only from 0 to 9. But I agree with you - my first circuit is almost identical with 3'rd, but I made it myself!!!

Secuture

12 years ago

Sahme that it gives no place for implement anything else. :( if driven by less signals will be great) i think from some time about a time count circ. For my arcade game . U know a count down timer. And whole get's fail always around 70% complete due to lack of place. KINGDOM FOR 1/4 MORE PLACE HERE!!! Someone should wake up developer. From a long time there was no update :( . I cannot understand such behavior. A most popular electro soft on android and he abadon ship and gives no lifesigns

francobhalla

12 years ago

How to make it in real life?

maximax

12 years ago

If you want to do counting circuit then do 1st or 2nd version of this circuit

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