Development of a four function counter circuit for fabrication on a digital L.S.I. process
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The present need for an inexpensive electronic counter has prompted an effort by the semiconductor manufacturers to develop such a circuit using Large Scale Integration (LSI) techniques. Their efforts to incorporate all the necessary circuitry on a single LSI device have only met with partial success as approximately half of the required circuitry has been omitted.This thesis presents a circuit design which contains all of the circuitry necessary to produce such an electronic counter and is compatible with available digital LSI processes. A working model of the proposed circuit has been constructed and successfully tested.
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