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paranormal activity of CMOS IC

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In the circuit 4017 doesn't like its home place.

When I changed its place from circuit IC socket to a breadboard and fed its input &
supply directly from corresponding IC socket in PCB (by tapping upper socket pins through
simple wire strips) ,I got output at pin 1.

But when I return IC back to PCB socket from breadboard, I didn't get output at pin1!!!


I am sure there would be no problems with IC and socket. Also all inputs to 4017 was correctly
there.

Does there exist any interferences from neighboring components as 4017 is a CMOS IC ?
 

Hi Vinod,
I believe, that your only problem is the full missing of bypassings your both supplies! :-(
Pls apply on +5V & +12V (on both)an 10--100uF electrolytic/tantalum + on all your CMOS ICs an extra 100nF, but direct & so short as possible on the ICs...
You have surly other GND system on breadboard and PCB, these can be one more reason for some other behaviour.
Good luck!
K.
 

Someone says it is due to 'cold solder joints'.
Some others care about 'missing of bypassing of supplies'.
Others are interested in 'floating inputs'.
I think by clearing all the above three cases, my problem would be solved. Thanks...
 

Hi,
They are all a possible source of your problem...
As Murphy told: past visited is the solution, or notihng is inpossible in live (or so)...
K.
 

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