8 bit version of 74ls193?

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If I am not mistaken you can cascade two 74LS193s to form 8-bit Up Counter.
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You can use these Philips ICs
1) 74F269 8-Bit Bidirectional Binary Counter
2) 74F579 8-Bit Bidirectional Binary Counter; 20-Pin (3-State)
3) 74F779 8-Bit Bidirectional Binary Counter; 16-Pin (3-State)
4) 74HC40103 5V 8-Bit Synchronous Binary Down Counter
5) 74HCT40103 5V 8-Bit Synchronous Binary Down Counter; TTL Enabled

For other ICs in this range visit **broken link removed**

Kinjal
 

I was looking at those first three chips, but the data sheets were kind of vauge on the cascading. I guess I'll play around with them until it works.
the 193's can pretty much cascade infinatly, right now i am using 3 for a twelve bit set up, but I need to go to 16 bit and reduce chip count at the same time
Thanks for input!
 
Then I think microcontroller like 89C51 is the best solution. Cheap and easy! Just one chip and handfull of components will do the job.

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