Design a clock display to show the time in hours minutes


1. Problem Statement:

Design a clock display to show the time in hours, minutes, and seconds. Assume that we have a clock of exactly 1Khz. (1000 clock pulses per second).It will use six seven segment displays and operate either in military time (hours 00 to 23) or regular time (1 to 12, with AM and PM).A switch, x, differentiates between the two.A seventh display is used to show A or B in the latter case; it is blank otherwise.

2. Laboratory Work:

You must show all your work from each step (document in narrative/ results sections).Be very descriptive of how you arrived at your solution!

1.)Design and build the circuit in Multisim.

2.)Provide a set function for minutes and hours as follows:

a. When input f is 0, the clock operates normally; when f=1, we can adjust the time.

b. When f= 1 and g=1, the hour advances once every second.

c. When f = 1 and h=1, the minute advances once every second.

d. Also, when f = 1, the seconds go to 00.

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5/18/2016 6:25:32 AM

Perform the following task by implementing the proper principles and concepts Part A: Problem Statement. Design a clock display to exhibit the time in hours, minutes and seconds. Suppose that we encompass a clock of exactly 1Khz (that is, 1000 clock pulses per second). This will make use of six seven segment displays and operate either in military time (hrs 00 to 23) or regular time (1 to 12, with AM/PM).A switch, x, distinguishes between the two. A 7th display is employed to show A or B in the latter case; it is blank or else. Part B: Laboratory Work. You should illustrate all your work from each step. Be very expressive of how you arrived at your answer! 1) Design and construct the circuit in Multisim. 2) Give a set function for minutes and hours as: a) If input f is 0, the clock operates usually; if f = 1, we can adjust the time.