This repository features my high school digital clock project (the first revision), built on classic electronic components. It’s a throwback to the fundamentals of digital electronics, constructed from vintage parts that showcase the evolution of digital clocks. Originally posted on Reddit here, this project represents my exciting journey through my early interest in electrical engineering back then.
- Built with: Traditional digital ICs, old-school displays, and discrete electronic components.
- Design Objective: Construct a fully functional digital clock from scratch, incorporating logic circuits, counters, and a manual layout.
- Timeline: High school final project, shared with the community years ago.
- Timekeeping: Uses a simple oscillator and counter to keep time.
- Display: Displays hours, minutes, and seconds on an LED display.
- Alarm: You can setup alarms on the fly.
During my high school years, this project was my introduction to practical circuit design. It’s been a fascinating experience to work with timeless components and learn the basics of digital electronics.
Thank you for taking a look! Feel free to reach out with any questions or insights about classic digital electronics.