Troubleshooting a Circuit in TINA Software: Help Needed!

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The "Dancing Light" circuit in TINA software is designed to sequentially flash LEDs, with a potentiometer to adjust the flashing speed. It utilizes a 555 Timer to generate clock pulses for the CD4017 decade counter, which controls the LED sequence. Users are seeking assistance to troubleshoot the circuit, as it is currently non-functional. Providing details on the intended operation of the circuit and the expected performance of its major components would be beneficial for effective troubleshooting. Clarifying these aspects may help identify the issues preventing the circuit from working.
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I have TINA software and created a circuit "Dancing Light" but the circuit is not even working. Can anyone help me with this.?
 

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A description of what the circuit is intended to do as well as how the major sub-assemblies are expected to perform would be helpful.
 
Dr. Courtney said:
A description of what the circuit is intended to do as well as how the major sub-assemblies are expected to perform would be helpful.
The circuit is intended to perform flashing LEDs one at a time. One LED will glow then next will glow and so on. the potentiometer is used to vary the speed of flashing of LEDs.. The 555 Timer is being used to feed the clock pulse to the decade counter CD4017...
 

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