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Counter Assignment

The document describes a project to design a digital timer using a 7447 seven segment decoder, 7-segment display, 555 IC to generate a 1 Hz clock, and a 74160 IC counter. The counter will count from 0 to 9 and restart. A breadboard, resistors, jumper wires, and 5V supply are also needed.

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Counter Assignment

The document describes a project to design a digital timer using a 7447 seven segment decoder, 7-segment display, 555 IC to generate a 1 Hz clock, and a 74160 IC counter. The counter will count from 0 to 9 and restart. A breadboard, resistors, jumper wires, and 5V supply are also needed.

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CSE 111: Counter Project


 

In this project you are required to design a digital timer that has one. It counts from 0 to 9, and then
restarts from 0.

You should illuminate 1 digit using 1 seven segment displays.

1. For this purpose you will need the following components:


Breadboard
7447 Seven segment decoder (with inverted outputs)
Common anode 7-segment display
Ω​ resistors
350 ​
Male Jumper wires
5V supply (or battery). You can use a 9V battery and a voltage regulator.
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Use the 555 IC to generate a clock of a frequency 1 Hz.

For the counter you can use the 74160 IC, where you will use only the Q pins as outputs, the Clock input
coming from the 555, Vcc, and GND. Ignore all other pins.

TTL Data Book:

You can find all you need to know about the IC’s to be used in the TTL Data Book

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