A long time coming... "I need a counter!", "0~99 counter needed", "How to make seven segment counter".. Why can no one find a tutorial... Ah well! Here goes.... First questions you need to ask yourself.... Micro?, language? LCD or LED?.. If...
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I found the answer here. I am ashamed, I am very sorry. I want to know if my current level of knowledge is not enough to raise some naive questions here. So I still don't understand how this place is connected.
According to the records in the datasheet, I did not see a tag specifically used as an access address line.
Why is the link here a column instead of a row? Could I connect two together if I use only one register?
These are the two methods of driving alphanumeric LEDs Note** I either drive each segment individually via a latch or from different ports.
I have other tutorials that multiplex the LEDs but the more you go down that route the less current per unit causes them to appear dim of they flicker..
The a0 ~ a7 and b0 ~ b7 are isis internal bus wiring... They connect to the relevant latch.. In both instances, I ground each unit so they are always active.
These are the two methods of driving alphanumeric LEDs Note** I either drive each segment individually via a latch or from different ports.
I have other tutorials that multiplex the LEDs but the more you go down that route the less current per unit causes them to appear dim of they flicker..
The a0 ~ a7 and b0 ~ b7 are isis internal bus wiring... They connect to the relevant latch.. In both instances, I ground each unit so they are always active.
Thank you Lan,
im understood.Compared with the multiplex , Latch guarantees the stability of the current, but it also has disadvantages, which will occupy more PCB area. And different ports will take up more port resources.
But for this case, latch will be the best choice. I understand this right?