Extended counter based on CD4017

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andreapg

Joined Feb 2, 2010
42
I created this schematic from a request about a printer heads tester.
The circuit can be helpful to drive 24 outputs, using three 4017, a 555 multivibrator, and three relays.
RS1 turns the clock signal to IC2; RS2 turns the clock signal to IC3.
Once RS3 is activated, all pin 15 take the high level, so the circuit backs to the start condition.
On this project the relays from R0 to R24 are required because they must drive 24Volts heads.
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=...TQtYmVlNy00NWQwLWExZTQtZGQ4OWQyNTA3ZGRh&hl=it


More description:
http://sites.google.com/site/plcandcircuitdiagram/extended-counter-using-cd4017
 

beenthere

Joined Apr 20, 2004
15,819
We have had problems with the files associated with projects becoming lost over time when the off-site hosting has a problem or simply stops handling the files.

Could you transfer the schematics (as PNG's) and the descriptive material to the AAC server? That way they will always be available to interested parties.
 

Thread Starter

andreapg

Joined Feb 2, 2010
42
Could you transfer the schematics (as PNG's) and the descriptive material to the AAC server?
I wish, but I don't know the way.:confused: So I uploaded it by mail message
(the same address you have used to confirm my registration).
 

Wendy

Joined Mar 24, 2008
23,421
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