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Of course, but then the instructor would have noticed the extra hardware and it would have ruined the fun ...
by kelvin0 12y ago
Of course, but then the instructor would have noticed the extra hardware and it would have ruined the fun ...
- TheLoneWolfling 12y agoExpert mode: Make the discrete-component circuit to do this inside the logic gate. (Especially hard as there are components that physically cannot be made small enough (large caps / inductors, etc))
- wiml 12y agoIntermediate mode: You could program the discrete logic onto a tiny CPLD and probably still hide it inside the 74'193. That way you'd still technically be complying with the "no microcontrollers" constraint.
- makomk 12y agoSadly, it's probably a little hard to fit a CPLD in that kind of space without wire-bonding equipment. They also tend to lack the infernal clocks that most microcontrollers have these days.