Using a signal generator with digital electronics -

Using a Signal Generator with Digital Electronics - #141
Playing with waveforms again, this time in the digital world.
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[@HelmutFischer-thehefi]

Very nice! Follow up could be: use 2 channels of the DSO for the 2 inputs and 2 channels for the outputs of 2 different 74xx, vertical separated to see all signals in parallel. 😉

[@Infinitesap]

Thanks for this. Very useful. Would love to see more applications for the fg. Especially I don't know how to use the sync and triggering. A practical example like this video would be fantastic.
Again thank you.

[@ricksampson6780]

Good application for your "Junktec" function generator, cheers.

[@t1d100]

Thank you!