Just probe the inputs and outputs to make sure they're correct.
I remember having a quad D latch or flip flop on the ROM board in an HP3000 Series III computer on the production line that only failed with a certain data pattern. It was the first machine I tested, and it took me days to isolate the problem using a logic analyzer.
That should be fine for simple dead or alive testing.Do you think I could use Vcc and Gnd as changing signals as Vcc and GND as input and check the outputs
Unless you use the "diode test" setting on the meter, if there is onHi,
This is what I was hoping to do, Would this be a problem? any additional ideas would be greatly appreciated
Your attached image shows the chip powered from a 3V supply. This is way below the minimum for either the '54 or '74 versions of the chip.Hi,
This is what I was hoping to do, Would this be a problem? any additional ideas would be greatly appreciated