Programmable microcontroller

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04:52:59

I said microcontroller because the same thing can be done with picaxe and arduino

There are 2 inputs (on the top) and 4 outputs (the LEDs)

The programming is like this:
On the left there are 4 4s each 4 is for one condition of the inputs..like this
1: if both inputs are high
2: if the first input is high
3: if the second input is high
4: else (if both are low)

After that set the last source(programming)  high (the one on the left bottom corner)
And then off

So if you want the LEDs to turn on like
this 1010 if both inputs was high
And 0101 if both was low
You have to set the sources like this
1
0
1
0
And ignore the next 8 sources
to the last 4
0
1
0
1
And then programme
After that turn the inputs on the top on and off to see the results

Set your programming and the previous programme will be cleared

I created this circuit completely with my own mind (it's Not Copy)

Made In Kurdistan

published 10 years ago

NateDogg1232

10 years ago

Awesome...

NateDogg1232

10 years ago

After 3 almost 4 months, still don't know how it works..

hunar

10 years ago

Why :-D ... Look , the first (four sources) on the top left is activated when both top sources turned on .. So if you turned them like this 0011 the lamps will light up like 0011 only when both top (logic sources) are on

hunar

10 years ago

Now do this ... 1- Turn the first two sources on the top left. 2- turn the single source on the bottom left on and then off. (now it's programmed) 3- turn both top ones and the lamps will turn on like you programmed it. I hope it's clear .. I cant tell alot with texts :-)

pooper

9 years ago

Cool

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