Re: 4017 Counter skips under load
- From: Fred Bloggs <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2007 11:29:46 GMT
jcargile2001@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Sorry, I mistyped. The clock pulse coming into the 4017 from the PC
parallel port is 25 ms in length. The counter then activates the next
relay in sequence and the output stays active for 10-20 seconds before
moving on to the next firing cue. I'll post a printout of the circuit
design when I get home in a couple hours. I'm using a pretty good
sized power supply, and I've tried other power sources as well with
the same results. Should I be doing some sort of decoupling where the
power enters the board as well? I noticed that the parallel port
interface card that I'm using has some sort of diode/cap combination
where the power enters the board. Would this help even things out
further?
The printer port puts out TTL compatible voltage levels and will not reliably clock a 4017 powered from 12V. The 4017 will have problems driving the typical relay coil directly. You should forget about completing this project on time and ask your teacher for an extension. You have a lot more homework and circuit modifications to perform before you get close to finishing it.
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