8x8 Scrolling LED display (Simple example)


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    Still, Ioannis can you have a look on that code and give me your expert opinion

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    The code is simple and should run with no problems.

    If you insist on simulation, I do not know much. I hear that Proteus is the Best, but still have a few flaws.

    Did you try the code on real circuit?

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    Hi Ioannis,

    No, I do not have all the parts to try it. That was the reason for using Proteus. I saw a post from you regarding ULN 2083. If I decided to use that instead ULN 2004 what else should I need to modify (software and hardware)?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gabi68 View Post
    regarding ULN 2083. If I decided to use that instead ULN 2004 what else should I need to modify (software and hardware)?

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    ULN2803 is an 8 channel transistor array (18pin package), and the ULN2004 is a 7 channel transistor array (16pin package)

    The software remains the same, with the hardware you can lower the component count, by replacing 2 ULN2004 with 1 ULN2803
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    Hi,

    After 1 month I finally make that running - simulating properly in Proteus. My problem was that ULN2803. I didn't know that chip invert signal's. After I put some hex inverters 7404 everything running properly.
    My question is:
    in real life (I will build the real circuit) I need that inverters or everything will run normal without that?

    Many thanks
    Gabi

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    Instead of inverters, why don't you invert he data that you output from the PIC?

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    Instead of inverters, why don't you invert the data that you output from the PIC?

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    Hi Ioannis,

    I try to do that but, I failed. Can you show my how? On the other hand the question it is still: do I need that inverters in a real circuit?

    Thank you for your time
    Gabi
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