Boncuk
New Member
i actually need the 74VHC139 to send the signal.. but i figuring how can i get the power circuit to give my 2 inputs in my motor either 1 to be high and 1 to be low
The SN75HC139 will of course send the signals you need to control the motor.
You didn't tell what your keyboard does. This is very important since only steady signals will make the motor rotate CW, CCW or STOP.
My suggested circuit contains every detail to build it on a PCB.
Your teacher doesn't seem to know anything about electronics. He wants coding and decoding of control signals which can be achieved by not only one additional IC. The input signals must be latched for stable operation, which is normally achieved by a Flip-Flop. In that case the Flip-Flop has to do the same work as two switches, just increasing the part number.
Making a circuit more expensive than necessary is beyond my logical understanding. Tell your teacher to pay back the money he has gained making "teacher".
Boncuk