Creating a timer

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Creating a timer

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Hey , is it possible with combinators to create a timer that works like so, any signal will go in and is delayed on the output (the output signal can be 1 or the input count). The output shall remain until the input is gone. And this should also work for every signal in parallel which is my problem. I cannot achieve this.
I can delay the output, but i can only either make the reset work, or make it work for any signal but not both.
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i think i got this lol, will post a picture lol

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k im glad i found out alone for real now, if anyone need?

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a very easy to understand video showing how to construct a clock or flip/flop
https://youtu.be/8z0flAe3fWY

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yawn what a waste of time, thanks for staying off topic :lol:

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Let me get this straight:
Any input signal should be delayed by a certain amount of time (say 5 seconds), before being output. You also want this to happen in parallel for multiple types of signals. However when the input is turned off, do you want the output to turn off immediately, or with a delay?

Edit: What about if the value of the signal changes, do you want the change reflected immediately or with a delay?

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