

CD4026 7 Segment Counter
The IC CD4026 is an IC which can perform the function of both a counter as well a 7-segment Driver.
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Highlights
- Counter for 7-Segment display
- Can drive a common cathode 7-Segment display directly
- Easy to interface with a timer or micron rollers (TTL compatible)
- Can easily cascade with more IC to display the higher range of number
- Use in 7-segment counter projects
- Can use to count people or objects crossing a point
- Has the capability to display a wide range of numbers from 0 to 999
- Use in the project where Microcontrollers are to avoid.
Specifications
- Number
- Name
- 6,7,9,10,11,12,13
- Out A,B,C,D,E, F,G
- Maximum Clock Frequency
- 6Mhz
About this product
The IC CD4026 is an IC which can perform the function of both a counter as well a 7-segment Driver. One single IC can be used to count form zero (0) to nine (9) directly on a Common Cathode type 7-segment display. The count can be increased by simply giving a high clock pulse; also more than one digit (0-9) can be created by cascading more than one CD4026 IC. So if you have a 7-segment (CC) display on which you have to display numbers that are being counted based on some condition then this IC will be a perfect choice.
CD4026 7 Segment Counter is a 4000 series IC . This is a CMOS seven-segment counter IC and can operate at very low power. Its a decade counter, counts in decimal digits (0-9). It is use to display numbers on seven segment displays and it increments the number by one when a clock pulse applies to its PIN 1
Means more the clock pulse rate, faster the numbers change in 7 Segment Display. Below is the pin diagram and pin description of 4026 IC:
CD4026 7 Segment Counter Pin Configuration:
Number
Name
Description
1
Clock (CLK)
The counting happens when this clock pulse goes high, this pin is normally connected to 555 timer or other uC to produce a pulse
2
Clock Inhibit (INH)
Connected to the Ground (low) of the circuit, to enable clock pin
3
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