Damn, how many people post schematics on this site?

I'll have to look at it. Circuit logic has always eluded me but it's fun to watch other people work their magic.

haha i dunno, this would be my first time since it was difficult and I feel accomplished

so this is what you were working on?

yup

I need to bring you to work with me!

hehe yay! work day with the badger.

I deal with MUXes all day. LOL

Multiplexers huh. They are fun

wow. this is awesome. have you built this ? how long did it take you to design it?

took a month to design it, i never actually built the circuit cause that's not the field I'm going into

its only in the logic design. didn't really care much to get it further than that.. (btw i hit the add reply too soon lol)

well thars really awesome that you can make something as complicated as that. I am very interested in electronics and circuits. I am only a begining to understand what makes a circuit "tick" but I have taught myself a few things. I am trying to build a TDA2050 audio amp circuit right now. I actually need a bit of help if you don't mind. http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/dat.....onics/1461.pdf

I have decided to go with the split supply circuit (not sure what is split) with an voltage sup. of 18v. I was wondering how I could find what wattage i need for the resistors and the voltage i should use for the caps. also I am unsure as to what each of the leads on the built circuit are. I believe the +Vs and -Vs are the input power supply. and the Vi is the input audio and Rl is the audio output. Is that right?

hehe I'm computer science, not electrical engineering. I only know logic, logic diagrams don't deal with resistors, capacitors etc. so you are kinda asking the wrong fuzzie :3

fudge... ah well. so what are you aiming to do when you get through this course (assuming you haven't already done so)?

just understanding the basics of logic. i already went through it :3