MSI IC 7485 (or its HCMOS version 74HC85) is a 4-bit magnitude comparator. It also
as well incorporates all the requirements shown in Figure 11.5. Its block diagram was de-
scribed in Figure 11.6. Figure 12.2 shows the IC 7485.
12.1.2Decoder IC
Figure 10.5(a) showed 3-line to 8-line (1 of 8) decoder with three control pins
G
1,
G
2, and
G3. The
G
1, and
G
2 control pins are activated by 0 and the G3 pin is activated by 1. A MSI
chip 74138 has the pin corresponding to the decoder shown in the figure. Figure 12.3(a)
shows an exemplary ...
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