C Ctrl_Alt_Del New Member Jun 6, 2005 #1 is there any encoder like this ? which ICs series ? or something like it ? (truth table) Attachments encoder.gif 10.2 KB · Views: 751
J Jay.slovak Active Member Jun 6, 2005 #2 Ctrl_Alt_Del said: is there any encoder like this ? which ICs series ? or something like it ? (truth table) Click to expand... You may look for GAL type of IC or PIC could do it...
Ctrl_Alt_Del said: is there any encoder like this ? which ICs series ? or something like it ? (truth table) Click to expand... You may look for GAL type of IC or PIC could do it...
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Jun 6, 2005 #5 Another simple way to do it (which was quite common years ago) is to use an EPROM.
jbeng Member Jun 6, 2005 #6 Looks like you want a 4532 8-bit priority encoder. (Motorola/ON Semi part number MC14532B.) Here's a link to a datasheet:https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2005/06/MC14532B-DPDF.pdf JB
Looks like you want a 4532 8-bit priority encoder. (Motorola/ON Semi part number MC14532B.) Here's a link to a datasheet:https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2005/06/MC14532B-DPDF.pdf JB
C Ctrl_Alt_Del New Member Jun 6, 2005 #7 ok, great.. thx.. is there 32x5 encoder ? if yes, where i can find the datasheet / part number? or there is no 32x5 encoder? or what i need is to cascade some encoders to have 32x5 ? (like 4532 datasheet page 7) thx
ok, great.. thx.. is there 32x5 encoder ? if yes, where i can find the datasheet / part number? or there is no 32x5 encoder? or what i need is to cascade some encoders to have 32x5 ? (like 4532 datasheet page 7) thx