Synchronous circuit example: mod-8 up-counter using D flip-flops

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @malihakhan2488
    @malihakhan2488 3 года назад +1

    great job

  • @Koyaanisqatsi2000
    @Koyaanisqatsi2000 4 года назад +3

    thank you! your handwriting looks like comic sans. :)

  • @AjaySharma-zs8ex
    @AjaySharma-zs8ex 3 года назад +1

    Thank you

  • @Klingy_
    @Klingy_ 3 года назад

    I have to ask, what or where is the truth table, can you send me a picture please?

  • @jacobharrington3674
    @jacobharrington3674 4 года назад

    How would you go about making a counter that needs to count between -127 to 128 with D flip flops?

    • @sequentialcircuits303
      @sequentialcircuits303  4 года назад

      I would make a 0 - 255 counter and transform the output as needed. (See later videos in the playlist for output logic.) For a mod-256 counter you need log base 2 of 256 = 8 flip-flops.

  • @serwrecker9274
    @serwrecker9274 9 месяцев назад

    thank you

  • @ArrsJoraq
    @ArrsJoraq 3 года назад

    What does the D2 equation simplify to?

    • @nathanielcabansay4535
      @nathanielcabansay4535 Год назад

      This can actually simplify to an XOR.
      If we have Q2*(~Q1+~Q0) + ~Q2*Q1*Q0, we can use De Morgan's Law to rewrite (~Q1+~Q0) as ~(Q1*Q0)
      We now have Q2*~(Q1*Q0) + ~Q2*(Q1*Q0). Take Q1*Q0 together, so we can now end up with Q2 XOR (Q1*Q0).

  • @greeneryeveryday5699
    @greeneryeveryday5699 3 года назад

    Timing diagram

  • @PetBuddies
    @PetBuddies 2 года назад

    GOOD VIDEO

  • @hussnainsarwar
    @hussnainsarwar 4 года назад +1

    Hey Dear its my first time that i dont skip that video for a minute . Well Explained.Thanks