I am trying to design a presettable count down/up timer using IC's with a 4 digit LED display, range 9.999 down to 0.000, the increment count is 0.001 seconds.
I am trying to decide whether it is better to use CMOS components like the 4029 up/dn synchronous counter into a 4511 7 segment display driver (com cathode), or the TTL components like the 7490 decade counter into the 7448 display driver? (I am not sure if the 7490 is actually an up/dn counter that can have a preset.)
What crystal would be best to use to get the clock input of the counters to be count at 0.001 second?
Michael
I am trying to decide whether it is better to use CMOS components like the 4029 up/dn synchronous counter into a 4511 7 segment display driver (com cathode), or the TTL components like the 7490 decade counter into the 7448 display driver? (I am not sure if the 7490 is actually an up/dn counter that can have a preset.)
What crystal would be best to use to get the clock input of the counters to be count at 0.001 second?
Michael