The fastest nolag counting circuit 0-199 without chips

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The 7'th version of autocounting circuit.
This circuit is counting 0-199!!!

published 11 years ago

reinhold

11 years ago

??? U got a whole lotta bunch of chips there! With so many square logic sources the display should show counting at lightning speed!!! Just use 1 sec and make it 10 logic sources and choose a delay of plus 10% each...1% for width, raise and fall and u r there! Cheers

maximax

11 years ago

xD I knew about this mistake

hurz

11 years ago

Maximax for sure know this and his trick is far better than just stacking voltage source for stupid speedup. Nice trick maximax keep it up!

reinhold

11 years ago

Hurz Kurtz Furz schnurz.... Just fuck off idiot. Scheit somewhere else sucker! There ain't no possible coexistence between you and the annoying you. You bastard stop putting people down. You poor asshole must be in need to rise above others. You ain't worth my shit...anyone's shit...even not dog shit... I wouldn't wanna be in your damn shoes the dark day you have to pay your dues. Advance as a human being or fucking kill yourself or go on vacation...for good

reinhold

11 years ago

Sorry about that Maximax but Hurz is as described... Xxxxxxxx. Back to our topic...The accuracy of easyCircuit and real life differs quite a bit. For showcase purposes it's best to add let's say 10 square logic sources. The first one shall have 0 delay and the next ones 10% delay more each so that the last one got 90%. Choose 20 and proceed analog. Set time on 1second for best viewing. That's the system behind.

maximax

10 years ago

Actually, I already have circuit like you said xD

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