Can I find a BCD counter IC with separate up and down counting clock signals?

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The discussion revolves around finding a BCD counter IC that supports separate up and down counting clock signals, specifically mentioning the 74LS192, which is currently available. Alternatives like the 74C192, 40192, and 40110 are suggested, though the 40110 does not provide BCD counting. Participants recommend checking local suppliers for stock and considering microcontrollers as a flexible solution for counting functions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of selecting the right IC based on project requirements. Overall, the thread highlights various options and encourages exploring both ICs and microcontrollers for counting applications.
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hi,

I wish to design BCD up and down counter circuit for my mini project. I planned to use IC 74LS192. Unfortunately i can't able to get this IC. There is any BCD counter ICs are available with separate up and down counting clock signals. Because i got some ICs for up and down counting which uses only one clock pulse. but i need an IC with two separate clock signals for up and down counting.

Thanks in advance.
 
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The 74LS192 is still current and readily available.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/5x-74LS192-Sync-Up-Down-Decade-Counter-Dual-Clock-Lines-/110565951651?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19be3e88a3
Depends on where you are though.

There are variations on the 192 such as the 74C192, 40192, 74HC192.

If your suppliers have limited stocks, maybe you could find out which counters they have and research those ones.

Another chip that does up-down counting is the 40110.
This does not do BCD counting. It has direct drive for a 7 segment display, so it is easier to use if you want this type of display.
Here is a description of this IC:
http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/cd40110b.html
and here is a datasheet for it.:
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/schs100/schs100.pdf
 
hi vk6kro,

Thanks for your quick reply vk6kro. I will collect the details about the ICs which you have mentioned...:)
 
vrajasekaran,

I don't know what type of project you are doing, but if Up/Down counting is merely a function of the larger project, you may want to consider a uController. A $3 uController and a bit of code can do amazing things. Popular choices include the AVR family and the PIC family.

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