8-bit display drivers and timers.

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From: ROYBAL MICHAEL
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 1991 03:42

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        I have a problem here, which I hope you guys can help me 
with.  I need three things:
 
        1)  a 7segment displays(3 or 4)/decoder/driver - this 
driver needs to have an 8bit(for a number up to 256, hence the 3 
displays) input.  driver needs to convert these 8 bits 
into the corresponding digits(up to 3) and output them on the 
displays.  The driver can be a multiplexer, or an equivalent.
 
        2)  a programmable countdown/timer(must be programmable 
with 8 bits).
 
        3) a countup/timer with 8 bit output(to drive the 
multiplexer or equivalent above.)
 
        Thank you, any information(sources, chips, etc.) would be grateful.
 
Michael Roybal                      Internet: roybalm@tramp.colorado.edu

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