I am not new for logic design but I need help for designing a sequential Logic circuit analysis and design. I want to design a traffic light controller for crossroad(of four direction) the controller at each direction say A,B,C,D detects the number of cars on each then the line having more cars will get the priority... for more details please mail me .
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I would be happy to post here the schematic design for traffic lights for a cross road . Works fine for Australian roads:-)
Edif fine ?
Alex
If I do your homework for you, will you please have your school award the degree in my name?
A still quite funny post from Bob Perlman on this subject from the archive:
philip
I still like my feeble attempts at poetry:
If your homework is too tough, and the time just flies away, thinking hard is not enough, click: comp.arch.fpga.
There you find those friendly souls, Austin, Philip, Peter, Ray filling in your knowledge holes, making problems go away.
But learning is for you to do, even if it hurts the brain. The one that has to learn is you. There's no substitute for pain.
If you want to learn design don't treat homework just as play. Real life is not benign, and you'll have to earn your pay!
sooner or later...
Peter Alfke, Xilinx Applications
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Then this is an 100 years old problem. What's wrong with you?
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