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UNIDIRECTIONAL COUNTER WITHOUT MICROCONTROLLER

I Designed a unidirectional counter using basic components . These components include ICs comprising of gates such as AND ,OR , infrared sensors, push button ,capacitors, connecting wires, LED, breadboard.

The general functioning of the model is given below.

I have constructed a 4 bit adder using basic gates

AND

XOR

OR

The 4 bit adder helps to count the number of people entering a place

the input is given by a infrared sensor. whenever there is an obstruction in the path of an infrared sensor it sends a logic high.

The logic high is an input . Whenever there is an obstruction the output changes from logic 0 to logic 1.

We also have 4 d flip-flops . These flip-flops are used to store the output . They act as temporary memory

For example say initially count is 0000 , then there is an obstruction output is 0001.

The value 0001 is stored in the d flip-flops .

when there is another obstruction the call in D flipflop 0001 gets added .

i.e. 0001+0001=0010

Adder's output is stored in flipflop

the count starts from

0000

0001

0010

0011

0100

0101

0110

0111

1000

1001

1010

1011

1100

1101

1110

1111

after this count is reached the adder and flipflop get reset . This is a resettable counter. when the count 1111 is reached a LED glows .

The glow of the led indicates that count 16 (1111) is reached.

A push button is used to reset the count .

We use a monostable multivibrator circuit. the output of the infrared sensor is connected to this circuit . the time period is set to 0.7 ms. this is done so as to prevent multiple counting.

the output of the infrared sensor contains small unwanted noise or extra peaks which don't give give us accurate value. So we use a multivibrator

below is a block diagram for unidirectional and bidirectional counter






this counter is done without the help of any microcontroller

below I will leave a link to the working video of the counter device


Any question's or queries will be answered ... feel free to ask






 
 
 

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