Charles L threw some tea leaves on the floor
and said:
I am after a Digital IC Trainer with built in logic power supply, switches,
LEDs, breadboard, etc. Would be interested to hear if anyone has one to sell
or can direct me to a stockist.
Thanks in advance.
Charles L
This isn't what you asked for Charles, so appologies, but how about a
software based logic simulator for free ?
The Chipmunk simulator does both analog and digital simulation.
I set it up for one of my kids and he was easily able to construct and
test a 'd" type flip flop from Nand gates, as Chipmunk has clocks, leds
push buttons etc for digital sim.
Home Site:
http://www.pcmp.caltech.edu/chipmunk/
http://http.cs.berkeley.edu/~lazzaro/chipmunk/
Source Code Availability: Yes
Available Binary Packages:
* Debian Package: No
* RedHat RPM Package: No
* Other Packages: Third-parties handle binary distributions.
Targeted Platforms:
AmigaOS (Requires ADE X or AmiWin X11), Apple Macintosh, AU/X, MachTen,
DEC MIPS-based DECstations, DEC Linux/Alpha, HP HPUX, IBM PC and
Compatibles (Linux/x86, FreeBSD, OS/2), IBM RS/6000, SGI, Irix, Sun
SPARC, Solaris
Detail at
http://www.pcmp.caltech.edu/chipmunk/pickup/platforms.html
Software/Hardware Requirements:
ANSI C compiler (gcc), X11R4 or up, and an HTML browser to access the
documentation; Monochrome, 8-bit, 16-bit, and 24-bit per pixel color
displays are supported; however, 16-bit and 24-bit color modes have
only been tested on PC platforms (X11 under Linux and OS/2).
