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74LS161 miscounting
figure out the issue, I have completely isolated the circuit down to just the 161 chip itself:
As it is, it seems that the chip is counting randomly; I thought it might be a bad chip, but multiple 74LS161 … I modified the circuit accordingly, changed it to an actual 74LS161 (instead of the 74F161), but it's still not counting correctly:
I shortened the wires and tied all the unused pins. …
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