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Electronic Roulette Wheel

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@MrDEB
Ill try to search more but there is hard to find shematic with 20 led

@mbarazeen
I think i can use ur shematic (few parts) coz i only need 20 LED (20 outputs).
Ill try to simulate it in multisim
 
I think i can use ur shematic (few parts) coz i only need 20 LED (20 outputs).
Ill try to simulate it in multisim

you don't need to simulate, its a working design, of cause you can limit with only three 4017s to drive 20 LEDs.
 
heres a way of cascading 4017s......
 

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USERS "great idea of adding a D flip flop"


SHELDONSTV "what a waste of good silicon. Your circuit is too convoluted at best". Nice try though.

The BEST approach would be a micro controller. Could be built to fit into the palm of ones hand. One chip, 20 LEDs couple resistors.
 
The 4017 schematic that USERS posted IMO is better. No wasted silicon in the circuit BUT using a PIC is still the BEST idea.
 
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