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Power supply for medium-scale 74HC TTL circuit

I've developed an 8-bit computer, in the same vein as Ben Eater's wonderful 8-bit computer series. It's based on a collection of 74HCxx-series ICs, and fits (in theory!) on a single PCB board. I'm ...
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Delay TTL signal from board power supply

To preface, I don't come from an EE background so I'm sorry if this question is extremely simplistic. I have a shutter controller board that allows me to open and close a shutter (optical iris) with a ...
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TTL in an RF switch

I am hoping to find help on how to properly connect supply voltage to my switch assembly in order to actuate. My switch has input requirement of +15, -15, GND, and +5V. Also, the 5v logic inputs. ...
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Can I power TTL chips with an USB-powered MB102 board?

I am adapting the digital electronics lab assignments I teach so they can be done at home with inexpensive supplies rather than with the equipment in the hardware lab. I have breadboards, TTL chips, ...
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What DC Power Supply Do I Need To Get For This Device?

I recently bought a small 3 to 1 HDMI Amplifier Switcher. It can work without power adapter only if the 3 HDMI inputs are connected and supplying current. I want to operate it with only 2 input which ...
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Digitally-controlled 0-10A constant current source for driving LEDs

I'm looking to build a circuit to drive single high-power LEDs. The circuit will be controlled from a series of TTL pins: one for enable/disable, and ~4-6 to set brightness via current. The LEDs ...
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Dual power supply confusing TTL serial?

Sorry for the vague title: I'm a bit of a noob at analogue electronics, more a logic &software guy. Basic problem is I'm sitting at the end of a cable with a USB powered Arduino trying to send ...
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