Introduction: Adder/Subtractor
Hello! friends
Welcome to my another Adder and Subtractor project. It's a topic of Digital And Logic Design by Morris Mano (fifth edition) with the help of this you'll know how its work in reality.
So let's get started.
Step 1: Circuit Diagram
With the help of this diagram we build our Adder/Subtractor project.
Step 2: Materials
You'll need
Some pieces of wire
Soldering wire and solder
Vero board
Resistors: (330ohms x 13) and 1k
Ic's: lm7805, 74ls86 and 74ls38 with bases
Switches: spst x 9 and dpst x 1
Led's: red x 9 and yellow x 5
Step 3: Component Placing
Place the components according to diagram on vero board and soldering it.
Step 4: Soldering and Jumper Wires
Here it is the soldering and jumper wires.
Step 5: Finish
After its look like this.
Step 6: Examples
When you push the switch on left side then its work as a adder and on left side as a subtractor you can see on image. I uploaded a video on next step i'm sure it will clear your concept.
Step 7: Video
Thanks for watching.
I hope you guys like it.
21 Comments
4 years ago
We would appreciate the circuit schematic for a 14-pinned IC instead of 16. I couldn't find one in the local market!
Question 4 years ago
Hey, thanks for sharing.
Could you please share the diagram for using an 74ls38 with only 14 pins? Thanks!
7 years ago
great project
can i place your project on my website.
i'm working on a website which is related to electrical projects.
i also mention your name.
plz reply
Reply 6 years ago
okay sure
7 years ago on Introduction
The 74ls38 have only 14pin.What is ic???????
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
https://www.google.com.pk/search?q=veroboard&rlz=1C1CHWA_enPK648PK648&es_sm=93&biw=1527&bih=863&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMI-ZDZs4L3xwIVxLcUCh1fbQ6r#tbm=isch&q=ic+74ls38&imgrc=GgFXsMfP-wxwcM%3A
7 years ago on Introduction
circuit diagram is not clear,upload a clear image of it soon
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
k let me clear you just focus on a diagram lets get started with upper 4 led's (A0, A1, A2 and A3) will be connected with 74ls38
A0 is connecting with the pin 10 of (74ls38)
A1 is connecting with the pin 8 of (74ls38)
A2 is connecting with the pin 3 of (74ls38)
A3 is connecting with the pin 1 of (74ls38)
lower 4 led's (B0, B1,B2 and B3) will be connected with 74ls86
B0 is connecting with the pin 2 of (74ls86)
B1 is connecting with the pin 5 of (74ls86)
B2 is connecting with the pin 10 of (74ls86)
B3 is connecting with the pin 14 of (74ls86)
now let's talk about the jumper who's connected with IC to IC
(74ls86) pin no 6 connected with (74ls38) pin no 7
(74ls86) pin no 11 connected with (74ls38) pin no 16
(74ls86) pin no 13 and (74ls38) pin no 5 connected with +ve terminal of 9 volt battery and other connections are shown in a diagram clearly.
I hope it will help you.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
AyaanS1 it will cleared your concept
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
AyaanS1 bro i'll send you later when i'm free. In mean while try to understand.
7 years ago on Introduction
good day sir. i just would like to ask how to connect the circuit into the ic 74ls38, which has 14pins because in your finish project or circuit it has a 16pin 74ls38. i am just a newbie sir with digital electronics and i want to build this one,,, so please could you help me sir. thank you sir.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
alcantara97 i'll give you a suggestion you just buy these two ic's 74ls86 and 74ls38 and build the same one.
7 years ago
Try a 74ls381.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Hmmm it's good idea peabody1929
7 years ago
Thanks. Great idea! Keep it UP!
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
thanks Paulosutty
7 years ago
This is a cool project, but it's a little hard to follow the wiring diagram/soldering board layout. I would put it into Fritzing or 123d circuits and share the link.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
AlexFW follow the circuit diagram it's not difficult. If you having in trouble don't worry i'm ready to help you.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Yeah AlexFW
It's not so difficult i attempted on my first try trust me.
7 years ago
Is it easy to use bread board?