My Mini-project for college. Any electronics enthusiasts here?

Appreciate your wire management skills.
Not sure where the source of power is or its disconnected in the picture.

#cablepr0n

You should cut the red one

I am! But more or less into creating PCB's and such. I dont like to work with other systems than base ten.

Trying to make a breadboard CPU myself. I've got a lot to learn 😯

So. Sexy.

EDIT: shit I've got a girlfriend nevermind then

It was clock-circuit along with a timer mode that I implemented using counters and the 7-seg display.@jespersh

Work in progress for that one.
Yours working fine? @Haxk20

Thank you!
The power source isn't connected in the picture. @github

Woah! Thanks.@Condor

Yes. Would like her 2 cents on this. @AlexDeLarge

Was it based on the one by Ben Eater? @Haxk20

I'm not really into breadboards, but yours got at least some neat wiring. Nice project! :)

I'm taking a class on electrical engineering but we're only building a dice kit and nobody will explain how or why it works. Kill me.

Haha..
Yes. Mostly TTL.@wolt

My OCD is good with this. Good job! ++

Now just recreate it on tinkercad. (pleace for you to create 3D models, and circuits, with arduino support.) xD

Will definitely try that. @Cyanite

Very nice cable management.

@px06 Thank you!

Thank you!

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