Hello,
Here is a sneak preview, of the set up of four master slave data registers, for this series of videos I'm doing demonstrating the design and build of these kind of circuits.
In this video the LED's outputs are scattered over the breadboard as they are connected close to there mating circuitry, so it is hard to make out the binary number codes its producing, however in the continuation of this series of videos, I'll put the LED's in there own row on a seperate board, to better visualize the output codes in binary numbers.
But for right now this is just to look at the circuits working together as a small subsystem called a modulo counter, in computer terms.
It will count out 16 binary states. from 0000 to 1111.
enjoy...
Here is a sneak preview, of the set up of four master slave data registers, for this series of videos I'm doing demonstrating the design and build of these kind of circuits.
In this video the LED's outputs are scattered over the breadboard as they are connected close to there mating circuitry, so it is hard to make out the binary number codes its producing, however in the continuation of this series of videos, I'll put the LED's in there own row on a seperate board, to better visualize the output codes in binary numbers.
But for right now this is just to look at the circuits working together as a small subsystem called a modulo counter, in computer terms.
It will count out 16 binary states. from 0000 to 1111.
enjoy...