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How to stabilize the output of LEDs

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hi

i m making digital clock using 89c51, in this clock the series of LED work on 9 volt, so i used lm324 to amplify the voltage with 5 volt signal, this output is stable across direct-ground, but the second end i used A683 (PNP) transistor, for ground (-) normal its show 9 volt across 10-volt direct power supply source, but when the LEDs glows, the ground (-) become non-stable so the voltage become almost 6 volt, so how can i stable this output
 

Re: Require Stable Ground

From your description the problem sounds as though it can be solved...

However it is hard to picture how each stage is connected to the next.

Can you create a diagram of your schematic, and post it using the 'Add an Image' button?
 

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