Hello!
I'm simulating a counter circuit with a 4510 counter connected to a clock voltage source (square wave). This is then connected to a 7-segment display via a decoder.
It all works, but the transition to the 1 when it is switched on is immediate. I want this to be a second, as it is with all the following digits.
What is the 'usual' way of preventing the clock triggering an immediate transition on switch on? As is done in stopwatches, etc, so each number represents the same time passed.
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I'm simulating a counter circuit with a 4510 counter connected to a clock voltage source (square wave). This is then connected to a 7-segment display via a decoder.
It all works, but the transition to the 1 when it is switched on is immediate. I want this to be a second, as it is with all the following digits.
What is the 'usual' way of preventing the clock triggering an immediate transition on switch on? As is done in stopwatches, etc, so each number represents the same time passed.
Thank you