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Decade counters

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A synchronous bcd counter (Binary Coded Decimal) can easily be derived from the 4-bit synchronous binary counter of figure 4.2. The resulting circuit is shown in figure 5.1. In practically the same form it is available integrated in one chip (SN74162).1

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  1. Texas Instruments Integrated Circuits Data Book SN74162, SN74190, Texas Instruments Inc. July 1971, 9–41/9–67

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  2. G. R. Stibitz. Memorandum MM-38-325-51, Bell Telephone Lab. Inc. March 28, 1938

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  3. R. M. M. Oberman. Counting Chains, Codes and Translations in Dial Pulse Register Circuits. WEE Trans., 70 (1951)

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Oberman, R.M.M. (1973). Decade counters. In: Electronic Counters. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02004-1_5

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