Fig. 1 Circuit on proto board.
SN74HC14 Square Wave Generator uses SN7476 JK Flip-Flop
by Lewis Loflin
Make sure to use a SN74C14 or SN74HC14.
For information on the SN74HC14 square wave generator see Simple Schmitt Trigger SN74HC14 Square Wave Generator
The following drawings refer to the YouTube video.
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Fig. 2 SN74HC14 oscillator with SN7476 JK flip-flop circuit diagram.
Fig. 3 SN74HC76 pin connections. Note two complete JK flip-flops.
Fig. 4 Differences between SN7476 and SN74LS76 JK flip-flops. One is positive edge triggered, the other negative edge triggered respectively. Note the truth tables.
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