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You probably could have done the project for real in less time than routing out the chip and soldering in the other chip but this is pretty sweet... For all of
by gaberowe 12y ago
You probably could have done the project for real in less time than routing out the chip and soldering in the other chip but this is pretty sweet... For all of my EE projects I always did the extra stuff and as a result learned a ton.. The concept that engineering professors have to have stretch goals is really clever to motivate the overachievers.
- derekp7 12y agoIt looks to me like he did do the project for real -- the write up mentions programming the PIC to emulate the other part. Based on that I would guess that you could pull out the hacked chip, and replace it with the 74LS193 and it would work as normal.