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Re: 74LS193 Cascading Question

Subject: Re: 74LS193 Cascading Question
From: "Bart"
Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 02:41:48 -0400
Newsgroups: sci.electronics.basics
"Bart" <bborb@fusedotnet> wrote in message 
news:9aeda$44d60d8d$d8442f66$12898@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi All,
> I've successfully cascaded 4 of the 74LS193 binary up-down counter chips 
> to count up to full, off a 555 oscillator. Now I'm stuck. I want the 
> circuit to count to full and then count back down to zero and continue 
> this cycle endlessly. I've googled my flanges off and can't find a circuit 
> where this is done. The datasheet brags that this is the advantage of this 
> chip that it can be cascaded without additional elements so I was sure I'd 
> find where someone had done this before but I'm googled out.
> Any help is greatly appreciated,
> Bart

 Thanks so much for everyone's replies. Whew, I'm getting great info from 
you people. I've probably got every electronics book I could find from "Half 
Price Books" and also Googled till my eyes were bloodshot but this group has 
been critical to my successes on many projects.
 I simulated many configurations with cascading the 74LS193 up-down binary 
counters and hit on this design that does what I'd hoped.

http://home.fuse.net/consultec/74LS193.jpg

I'll try and breadboard this first chance I get, I don't always trust 
simulators.
Bart 



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