Fast speed 0-99

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00:57:46

I changed it from the 7-segment part to the lamps to speed it up and I added a second digit so it goes up to "99" instead of "9". =) 

published 10 years ago

ferlop

10 years ago

I changed the time to 10 ms/s and I read all the digits, but I guess you already tried that.

jose_anchieta

10 years ago

Because the frequency is very high with a 1uF capacitor and 1k resistor and cause this lag in simulator

Bootsy7718

10 years ago

Yeah just slow the circuit down tremendously and you'll see 0 through 9 like intended

Voltransistor

10 years ago

I knew about the 10ms/s. I just don't have much patience to wait for a whole second just for the next number. Lol. Why can't the simulation speed up a little?

hurz

10 years ago

Now the simulation is faster than it could update the screen and its still not fast enough? You would like to have it faster then you can see?

roops1967

10 years ago

It's the 7seg display lagging the show. Slow down sim speed to 100us/s and change cap to 1nf on 555 to accommodate. You can thank hurz ;)

roops1967

10 years ago

...or keep the sim speed same and replace 7seg display with 14 lamps arranged as a 7 segment display ,then see it whizz !

Sine_eyed

10 years ago

As to Voltran's question, it's a matter of sampling right?..

roops1967

10 years ago

Hey Volt I posted another way to get around this

Voltransistor

10 years ago

@Sine_eyed-Yes. Exactly I want to sample all of the #s from 0-9 in a fairly small time.

Voltransistor

10 years ago

@hurtz-Not that fast, but just enough for the human eye can tell the numbers. I love spped. Lol. @roops1967-Thankyou. :-) I'll try it!

hurz

10 years ago

Volty, then remove the cap at 555 and read the numbers loud!

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