check my answer please.i have no time
It is a wonderful electronics forum, it's not a do my school assignments for me forum.
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Uncle $crooge
Mr. Ethic youd better answer simple question rather than googling me and post others personal info.
please delete your ethical post
im really not happy to see it here if it was completely right
ya i got all but "how the dot of D1 light up every 32 pulses counted by IC2?whats the rule of Q2?"
and please do not judge others such easily
Last edited by ssrssd; 5th September 2009 at 07:34 PM.
Transistor Q2 drives the dot of D1. I don't see a current-limiting resistor so maybe it will burn out.
Inverter IC1D drives Q2.
The datasheet of IC2 (CD4024 counter) shows that its pin 4 output is its divide-by-64 output.
EDIT: the output of the counter has been corrected.
Last edited by audioguru; 5th September 2009 at 11:07 PM.
Uncle $crooge
Sorry, I made an error. Pin 4 of the counter has an output each 64 counts.
Then display D1 will indicate "1".
Uncle $crooge
sorry its for insomnia. i meant 128 step or 64 pulses.64 steps or 32 pulses .both D1 dot & pin 1 are connected to output of IC1D directly and via Q2.i wonder how it can count both 50 & 100 m?
im reading mercury switch function when it finished may i give my opinion.
thanks again
Last edited by ssrssd; 6th September 2009 at 04:53 PM. Reason: change the state to " i meant 128 step or 64 pulses.64 steps or 32 pulses"
Mercury switch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
let see
in walking one foot change in its position in first step and in second step it return to primary position
the switch in first step change the previous state for example change 0 (low) to 1 (high) and in second step change 1 to 0.it is one pulse
i think so and im not sure
you can watch walking online and put its link here