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A common convention amongst 74HC590 chips?

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makerimages over 12 years ago

Well, I hooked 3 of them up to a circuit. It all worked, until the last address line (Q7) became high, from there, when counting on, all other lines remained low until the point where carry output went low, then it returned to 0 and resumed counting from there. Is this an official thing or are my connections bad somewhere?

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    makerimages over 12 years ago in reply to johnbeetem +1
    Not needed turns out that I was using a too powerful of a LED to visualize the last data line
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    0 johnbeetem over 12 years ago

    R H wrote:

     

    Well, I hooked 3 of them up to a circuit. It all worked, until the last address line (Q7) became high, from there, when counting on, all other lines remained low until the point where carry output went low, then it returned to 0 and resumed counting from there. Is this an official thing or are my connections bad somewhere?

    I think you'll have to show us how you hooked them up.  If you don't have a schematic editor, you can draw it on a piece of paper, take a photo with a digital camera, and upload the photo.

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    0 makerimages over 12 years ago in reply to johnbeetem

    Not needed image turns out that I was using a too powerful of a LED to visualize the last data line image

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