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I'm trying to work with data from a keyboard and design some little logic circuits for it. I stripped off the PS/2 connector, then used an ohm meter to find which wire corresponded to which pin. I then stripped the wires, soldered some solderless-breadboard-friendly wires on, and plugged them...
(Please excuse any stupid questions, I'm new to this)
I'm trying to generate a 5V clock signal to be used with this 74LS00 series binary counter:
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I need a 4 MHz signal, but I'm really struggling to get any clock designs to work. What kind of circuit will be the easiest...
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