What is the difference between digital and integrated circuits?

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Digital circuits perform specific logic functions based on binary inputs, while integrated circuits (ICs) can encompass digital, analog, or mixed signal functionalities. The discussion highlights a project involving a digital circuit that uses basic components like multiplexers and timers to achieve a mod-3 counting function. Participants emphasize the importance of posting initial circuit designs for constructive feedback. Integrated circuits are noted for their ability to integrate multiple functions into a single chip, enhancing efficiency and compactness. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for effective circuit design and implementation.
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Hi,

I'm trying to build a digital circuit that will perform one of three logic functions on a set of three inputs A B C based on the input value of a counter that counts mod-3 (00, 01, 10).

I can use basic chips such as mux, demux, 555 timer, logical chips

Thanks
 
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Look for the 74153. It is a data selector (TTL).
 
gastro54 said:
Hi,

I'm trying to build a digital circuit that will perform one of three logic functions on a set of three inputs A B C based on the input value of a counter that counts mod-3 (00, 01, 10).

I can use basic chips such as mux, demux, 555 timer, logical chips

Thanks

Welcome to the PF, gastro. We do not do your homework/coursework for you here at the PF. You must post your own work on the problem, before we can offer any hints or tutorial thoughts.

So please post your initial circuit attempts, and tell us what you know about the problem.
 
what is the difference between digital circuit and integrated circuit(IC)?
 
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