Troubleshooting a 7-Segment Counter Circuit in Multisim 8

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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a 7-segment counter circuit in Multisim 8, where the issue is that numbers disappear before displaying new ones and show the previous number during transitions. Participants express difficulty in accessing shared ZIP files and request alternative formats like JPG or GIF for clarity. There is also a question regarding whether the counter design is fully synchronous, which could impact the display behavior. One user mentions they have deleted their old circuit file, complicating the sharing of resources. The conversation highlights common challenges in circuit simulation and file sharing in technical discussions.
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This is a counter circuit done in multisim 8 the digits appear on a 7-segment the circuit is working but i can't figure out why each number disappear in the 7-segment before showing the new one and why on each transition the 7-segment shows the prior number of the number being displayed.
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please rename the file 7-seg_2.zip to 7-seg.z01
 
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I was a little reluctant to open your ZIP files. Can you post a JPG or GIF instead. Also, is your counter design fully synchronous?
 
7-segment display on Multisim

berkeman said:
I was a little reluctant to open your ZIP files. Can you post a JPG or GIF instead. Also, is your counter design fully synchronous?

hi!
have u always had the pic of a 7 segment display on Multisim?
can u post it to me pls?
Also, if you have the multisim file it would be gr8te, as i can't open the other zip file even if i rename it.
thank you in advance
 
nicolau17 said:
hi!
have u always had the pic of a 7 segment display on Multisim?
can u post it to me pls?
Also, if you have the multisim file it would be gr8te, as i can't open the other zip file even if i rename it.
thank you in advance

Do you mean pic as in programmable IC or as in picture ?
I'm very sorry but that was an old circuit so I deleted the file.
 
thnx
 
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