Hi /diy/, I got a school assigment and I have to build 3 simple

>>906119
google is your friend, friend.

>>906119
Just look at what people build in Minecraft with redstone and try to copy it.

>>906130
oh man. I used to do this.

>>906119
typically with logic gates you build some kind of binary adder, half adder or full adder
another common one is a dice roller, good if you have a 7 seg display
or if you have displays you can make a state machine to write your name or something but that might take a few ics
do a larson scanner or something too i guess

If you have enough pins and LEDs you could make a binary clock

>>906119
Step motor controller, use a 4x4 to introduce the position and a 7 segment displays to show the number of steps, a digital door locker with a state machine made out of flip-flops, 4x4 keypad ,decoder, counters and some analog parts, successive approximation ADC

build a stop watch or alarm clock not super complicated doesn't actually need a display maybe a speaker that goes off after a certain time

>>906119
>variable speed stepper driver.
make an oscillator with inverter gates, a pot and a cap.
feet pulse into a decade/johnson counter
hook the 4 first outputs of the counter to a uln2003, and run a stepper motor with it.
feed output 5 of the counter to the reset pin.

>>906119
>transistor tester
transistor tester

Nice homework thread guys..

>>906119
I had a similar assignment. I built:
- BCD adder, where I keyed in each number (0-9), and it displayed the accumulated sum on a 2-digit 7-segment LED.
- Traffic light simulator, which controlled 6 LEDs.
- I forgot the third one.

>>908357
>Nice homework thread guys..
we have to take the ttl/cmos logic threads we get, ok?

What happened to this thread didnt it use to be full of shitty mspaint schematics that made no sense etc?