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    The document describes an 8-bit binary-to-decimal converter circuit that uses CD4063, CD4040, CD4001, CD4069, and CD40110 integrated circuits. The circuit takes an 8-bit binary input and displays the decimal equivalent on three 7-segment displays. It operates by using two synchronized counters, one that generates the 8-bit binary output and one that drives the display, updating it to match the input. When the counters match, it latches the display value.

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    The document describes an 8-bit binary-to-decimal converter circuit that uses CD4063, CD4040, CD4001, CD4069, and CD40110 integrated circuits. The circuit takes an 8-bit binary input and displays the decimal equivalent on three 7-segment displays. It operates by using two synchronized counters, one that generates the 8-bit binary output and one that drives the display, updating it to match the input. When the counters match, it latches the display value.

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    CD4063 CD4040 CD4001 CD4069: CD40110 Circuit: 8-BIT BINARY-TO-DECIMAL CONVERTER

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    The document describes an 8-bit binary-to-decimal converter circuit that uses CD4063, CD4040, CD4001, CD4069, and CD40110 integrated circuits. The circuit takes an 8-bit binary input and displays the decimal equivalent on three 7-segment displays. It operates by using two synchronized counters, one that generates the 8-bit binary output and one that drives the display, updating it to match the input. When the counters match, it latches the display value.

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    CD4063 

    CD4040 CD4001 CD4069 CD40110 circuit : 8-BIT BINARY-TO-DECIMAL CONVERTER 1 year ago

     2009-07-12

    CD4063 CD4040 CD4001 CD4069 CD40110 
    The decimal value of the eight input lines is displayed on three seven-segment displays. Although chips exist to perform this function for single displays, none include the possibi
    necessary in this design. It operates by using two synchronized counters, one that generates an 8-bit binary output, and a second that drives the display. If the display is update
    the input, then the display will show the decimal value of the input. IC4 is the binary counter, and IC6 to IC8 form the display/counter section. IC5a and IC5b form the astable, w
    refresh rate is, therefore, 20 times per second, IC1 and IC2 are two 4-bit comparators, ganged to form an 8-bit comparator. This compares the output of the binary counter (IC4
    Resistors RI to R8 pull down the input lines to prevent them from floating when no input is connected. When the comparator inputs are equal, pin 6 of IC2 goes high, triggering
    latches the value of the display counters (IC6 to IC8) to the display. When IC4 reaches avalue of 256, the link between pins 11 and 12 resets the chip, and this resets the displa

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