[sdiy] clock Divider

[Scott Gravenhorst]

"Paul Perry" <pfperry at melbpc.org.au> wrote:
>I recommend getting a copy of Lancaster's "CMOS Cookbook".
>Secondhand copies are pretty common. Everything is there.

Yes, very good book.

There is also a good deal of information in many of the datasheets for these
parts.  Sometimes the circuit examples and test circuits need only trivial
modification to get them incorporated into a larger design.

>Secondly, think about prototyping on stripboard.
>A bonus is this: when your proto works (which it will, because it is
>soldered instead of having the wires falling out) you have a finished
>circuit!

Well, I still like solderless breadboards, but they weren't junky ones apparently,
they've gotten a whole lot of use and I have no problems with mine.  That said, I
like stripboard too, I usually find stripboard that is etched in the same or
similar configuration to a SBB and I found it easy to transfer a circuit built up
on SBB to stripboard.

>paul perry Melbourne Australia

-- ScottG

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