CD4017 Counter with 10 Decoded Outputs

arcachofo wrote:

Then, when I run it a crash happened (it can be repeated).

It is working for me.
Probably a Windows specific issue. I will have a look.
EDIT: it is a Windows32 specific issue, working ok in Windows64.

Please take your time. This is not urgent.

Off Topic:
Now, I try to think of how to vary the mains voltage (50Hz sinewave) with time slowly and up/down in a certain range.
I will make it by using components on the actual list of SimulIDE only much like I did to have a specific ideal transformer.

Please note, I also understand that it is too soon to add a VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplitude) source.

Please take your time. This is not urgent.

Any bug is high priority and any crash is the highest.
I already solved the issue, it is not optimal but I think it is working: I tested 32 bit executable in a 64 bit system.

Please note, I also understand that it is too soon to add a VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplitude) source.

You can do it almost the same than the VCO.

You can also do an AC source with 2 outputs.

arcachofo wrote:
You can do it almost the same than the VCO.

I guess so, but not before letting VCO run on Windows32 on my side

(Don't you think it is better, if possible, moving the last messages here which are related to VCO and started by me by mistake to the thread "Equivalent to CD4046 Phase Locked Loop")

Схема ГУН на таймере CMOS структуры типа LMC555

при 3 вольтовом питании.

https://disk.yandex.ru/d/cc35gx14FJ_65A

Alex68 wrote:VCO circuit on the LMC555
type CMOS structure timer at 3 volt power supply.

Yes, it is a simple nice vco.
And, in SimulIDE, it's limited range of its control voltage could be adjusted at will when necessary.