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m a high scl guy...m making a decimal adder circuit.....already done adddition part using 7483.Situation:
I have 3 7-segment display and i want it to display numers form 0-999.
The Problem :
Using a 7447 i can display from 0-9,A,B,C,D,E,F in one of the 7-segment display.
But how can i connect the 3 7-segment display in order to display from 0-999
m a high scl guy...m making a decimal adder circuit.....already done adddition part using 7483.
can display 0-9 in 7-segment. bt how do i do the A-F part??????
does it require any extra chip or something??????
help plzzz.
or i'll have 2 make sumthing to take carry bit frm 7483 and work on it..
to bacardi( sozzled, as the name suggests),
u can learn ur english in ENGLISH CLASSES.
try to help in the electronics part.
Abuses apart,
can someone send me the connection btwn a 7448 and 1050CHRI( common cathode 7-segment).
In order to control two 7 segment displays using a circuit similar to the one above, you'd need two binary counters and two display drivers. The second binary counter would need to be clocked by the overflow of the first using some simple logic gates.
Brian
where is your pulse input to the circuit? also I'll need a zero contact bounce circuit.
I assembled a small up count circuit with a pushbutton as the input. when you make the contact the counter increments one digit. when you release the button the contacts open and you'll get another unwanted pulse. so for each push of the button you get two digits.
Here is something that I was able to build, it basically takes the pulse from a 555 timer and goes through a 7490 divide by 10 into a 7448 and finally into a LN514rk Common Cathode LED-- if you are going to use a common anode LED just replace the 7448 with a 7447
Materials Needed
- 5 V-Source
Wires
555-Integrated Circuit
7490-Integrated Circuit
7448-Integrated Circuit
7-Segment Display (the one I used was LN514RK)
Simply connect it as it is in the diagram
**broken link removed**
Here is something that I was able to build, it basically takes the pulse from a 555 timer and goes through a 7490 divide by 10 into a 7448 and finally into a LN514rk Common Cathode LED-- if you are going to use a common anode LED just replace the 7448 with a 7447
Materials Needed
- 5 V-Source
Wires
555-Integrated Circuit
7490-Integrated Circuit
7448-Integrated Circuit
7-Segment Display (the one I used was LN514RK)
Simply connect it as it is in the diagram
**broken link removed**
hi iam just a newbie i really need to know how to make 3 seven segmen to count off like a stop watch for my project for example 0:09 to 0:10 to 0:11. i know how to display the no. in the seven segment the problem is i cant place the digit ten in the 2nd seven segment and make the 1st seven segmen count off again until it reach to 9 and make another change in the 2nd seven segment again. wil you help me? i really need this and anothe thing this circuit is connected in the computer it must have a parallel port