In principle yes, but practically speaking it's probably too difficult using the discrete components you mention. However, you should be able to implement in a modern FPGA, which is a programmable logic device.Is it possible to make a LED matrix (mini. 10*10) Ping Pong game without using microcontrollers; making the circuit by just using basic ICs. or 4xxx or 7xxx series of ICs. (All logic gates, flip flops, counters, 7-segment display drivers).
I'm going to throw my vote in with those who recommend the use of a microcontroller in place of the discrete logic.Is it possible to make a LED matrix (mini. 10*10) Ping Pong game without using microcontrollers; making the circuit by just using basic ICs. or 4xxx or 7xxx series of ICs. (All logic gates, flip flops, counters, 7-segment display drivers).
It seemed a bit more straightforward than getting tangled up with oddles of gates and digital magnitude comparators.Analog vs. Digital. Interesting idea.
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