How about this:
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through microcontrollerIs this an assignment from a teacher/instructor/professor as homework?
Small LED 7-segment displays generally will operate from 5v or even less, but large LED displays may have multiple LEDs in series internally, thus need higher voltages before they will illuminate.
Common-cathode displays require that you source current to the a thru g segment input pins to output light.
Are you planning on using 74-series TTL components, 4000-series CMOS, or perhaps a microcontroller?
I know very well how to drive seven segment, which I want to know that is how to show countdown like traffic light system?I really don't care to play game of 100 and 1 Questions.
Here is 7 seg display in 3 easy steps, copy that: http://makezine.com/projects/drive-a-7-segment-led-with-an-arduino/
I would take a uC like Arduino board and write a program to do the count. It is a bit of overkill, but from where I sit, it is the easiest to do.I know very well how to drive seven segment, which I want to know that is how to show countdown like traffic light system?