How do I set a Divide-By-N counter High or Low

Which Divide by N counter are your using (which part number)?

Usually it's...

Logic "FALSE" = Low = 0V Logic "TRUE" = High = 5V (or 3V etc depending on the logic family used)

However it's not always the case. Some systems use 0V or even a -ve voltage to mean TRUE.

I meant to add the 1 and 0 so here it is again....

Logic "FALSE" = Low = "0" = 0V Logic "TRUE" = High = "1" = 5V (or 3V etc depending on the logic family used)

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