1 Using an EEPROM to replace combinational logic
Ben Eater programs a parallel EEPROM by hand and uses it as a lookup table to drive a seven-segment display in place of discrete logic.
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Ben Eater programs a parallel EEPROM by hand and uses it as a lookup table to drive a seven-segment display in place of discrete logic.
Used as a worked example of multiplexing several seven segment displays from one EEPROM, with a 555 timer and JK flip-flops providing the count.
Big Clive assembles an electronic kit with a seven-segment display and examines its board, linked as a reference when troubleshooting the same kit.