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Stop time with the clock controller

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This clock controller was designed to be an example of using "C" language to control timer interrupt, 7-segment LED and keyboard scanning. It provides 1-bit sink current driving output, for driving a relay. Many projects require 7-segment display and keypad interfacing may get the idea from the clock circuit and hardware.

Link includes circuit schematic and build instructions.

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