[LectronFanModerator]

Hi all,

If you’re lucky to have 1 more flipflop module of the 300 expansion set, then you can create a 4 bit counter !

The principle is the same as the 3 BIT counter, but now we can count from 0-15 instead of 0-7.

The whole setup fits on a A3 format mounting plate.

Here’s the setup :

To complete this topic, I also recreated the complete electronic circuit setup.
Here’s the complete diagram :

Many greetings

[MichaelKeymaster]

Wow, excellent work as always Frank!  So good that all your legacy blocks are still in good working order!

If you ever have a chance to make a 30 second video as a demo for any of your new circuits, please do so!  Nothing like seeing it work in the real world.  I still like to watch your earlier videos as well as Harmut Birett’s demo videos for the Funktionsmodelle model!

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[LectronFanModerator]

Hi all,

I rebuild this circuit lately and added an indicator of the clock pulse.

I also changed the clock speed by altering capacitor values.

Many greetings

I made a small video :

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[MichaelKeymaster]

Wow, very cool Frank!  Thank you for this flashy (ha ha) contribution!  Both Mr Greger and Mr. Guerth would be very impressed to see the flip flops in action.  You may recall Mr. Guerth had to fix the prototype blocks because they would not ‘flop’.

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