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I was impatient because I'm going to college on Monday and it did not work with 6V either and I checked the components again and they are all correctly connected. I will try with on college the 5V.
When I was putting wires in protoboard I wasn't careful at first and It caused protoboard to...
I'm not that rich I'm a student xD. At faculty they have an osciloscope and an DC power source regulator (I do not know how to call it) but it can give 5V/DC easily can i try that?
Can I also try connecting my battery with annother battery 4.5V+1.5 with 6V?
I bought all the the components for the schematic except two electrolyt capacitors. I switched them with two ordinary capacitors of same value and 0.01uF capacitor can store up to 65 Volts.
I have a battery of 4.5V. I have connected everything on schematic and triple checked. It doesn't work I...
I took a look at the graph and saw that using resistor of a value of 10M and a capacitor of 0.1 uF makes time delay around 1.2 sec. I have never even heard of the capacitevly coupled trigger before but I will take a look at what it is.
Thank you very much for your help :)
I have added the pullup and and pulldown resistor and as for time delay it's a little over 1s (I hope that is sufficient). I changed the value of R6 to 10M Ohm and C1 to 0.1 uF.
Is this how you suggested:
I have managed to make the schematic and it works in MultiSim. I know I know I know I know that MultiSim and Reality are two separate things so what I ask is that if you see some problems in my schematic please point it
out. For example if you think something will burn out because I didn't put a...
The project that was given to me is: Build a digital circuit that shows the numbers from 1 to 15 (and number 0 too ofcourse) on 4 LED diodes. With a switch change the numbers.
Basically the truth table 8421.
I was thinking of using a 74LS193 counter and with pressing a switch the numbers were...
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