74HC390 question: Choosing input and output pins

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Alan3

Joined Apr 18, 2017
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No. We do know, and the consequences of the different connections are spelled out in post #3.

ak
I get it re the board layout, but re divide by 2 last, both the examples I have seen and my own different one divide by 2 last. And what about when we divide by 5 or 25?
 

MrChips

Joined Oct 2, 2009
30,806
We are going around in circles.
We do know "It doesn't matter".
In digital electronics parlance, "Don't care" is an expression to mean it is immaterial or "It doesn't matter".

The answers have already been given in posts #2 and #3.
Let us stick with one question.
Instead of considering the multitude of options, what single division do you desire?
 

dl324

Joined Mar 30, 2015
16,918
final question (for now): Why is 2CP0 chosen before 1CP0?
These waveforms show the difference in count sequence when connecting as a BCD (1CP0 first) or bi-quinary (2CPo 1CP1 first) counter:
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D, C, B, and A are Q3-Q0 of a '390 connected as a BCD counter. BD, BC, BB, and BA are for one connected as bi-quinary.

As you'd expect, the BCD counter counts from 0-9.

The bi-quinary sequence is 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
 
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vmazzo

Joined Feb 15, 2019
2
74HC390

Divide by 2:
in: 1
out: 3
gnd: 2,4,8,12,14,15

Divide by 4:
in: 1
out: 13
12-14
3-15
gnd: 2,4,8,12,14

Divide by 5:
in: 4
out: 7
gnd: 1,2,8,12,14,15

Divide by 10:
in: 1
out: 7
3-4
gnd: 2,8,12,14,15

Divide by 20:
in: 1
out: 13
3-4
7-15
gnd: 2,8,12,14

Divide by 25:
in: 4
out: 9
7-12
gnd: 1,2,8,14,15

Divide by 50:
in: 12
out: 7
1-9
3-4
gnd: 2,8,14,15

Divide by 100:
in:12
out: 3
9-15
1-7
4-13
gnd: 2,4,8
 
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