A Digital Clockwork is a digital clock circuit simulator inspired by a project by Wagner Rambo, presented on his YouTube channel WR Kits.
This simulator was developed as a way to study digital circuit behavior, low-level hardware concepts, discrete logic, and the internal operation of integrated circuits such as CD4017, CD4029, CD4511, and others used in the original design.
During my university vacation, this repository serves as a personal experimental laboratory to explore hardware concepts, C++ programming, and digital circuit simulation.
This simulator is based on a digital clock circuit designed by Wagner Rambo and presented on his YouTube channel WR Kits.
Below is an image of the original hardware project:
This repository serves as a personal experimental environment to:
- Study digital circuit behavior through simulation
- Explore low-level hardware concepts
- Implement circuit logic using C++
- Experiment with the simulation of discrete logic components
To compile and run the Digital Clockwork simulator:
make runClock
This project is not intended to function as a real digital clock.
Its purpose is to validate and explore the behavior of the original hardware design by Wagner Rambo through computational simulation. The focus is on reproducing the logical behavior of the circuit rather than achieving real-time accuracy.
This project is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
See the LICENSE file for more details.