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The Q/E clock signal. This is driven by a 74HC109, with the clock source from an ATtiny13A oscillating its little heart out. I adapted the dual flip-flop circuit recommended in the original Motorola MC6809E datasheet. Zoom

The Q/E clock signal. This is driven by a 74HC109, with the clock source from an ATtiny13A oscillating its little heart out. I adapted the dual flip-flop circuit recommended in the original Motorola MC6809E datasheet.

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Posted on Saturday, January 14 2012. Tagged with: 8821

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