Q. 6.24: Design a counter with T flip‐flops that goes through the following binary repeated sequence

Q. 6.24: Design a counter with T flip‐flops that goes through the following binary repeated se- quence: 0, 1, 3, 7, 6, 4. Show that when binary states 010 and 101 are considered as don’t care conditions, the counter may not operate properly. Find a way to correct the design.
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Thanx you are MASTER!!!

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[@sametyeni7563]

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[@mahammedhashish9170]

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[@user-xe1qi8pi9d]

thanks for ur greate effort
but there is a mistak
ac+a'c' = (a ⊕c )' --->xnor
not equal (a ⊕c ) ---->xor

[@hiimhira1767]

This is amazing!

[@dhanushh2171]

after knowing Ta=1,Tb=1,Tc=1 for unused states why we complenting the PS when converted to NS values sir.

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[@sonamnorzom1051]

Sir i have one question

[@AbhinanthNS-tk3uy]

I have doubt sir
Instead of finding new Ta,Tb and Tc....
Can we just use clear when the state is 2 and 5?

[@sabihajahaneasha2939]

What if I got some digit twice in the sequence?

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Hey, if you've got the solution can you put a link here.

[@sabihajahaneasha2939]

@@vamship8251 no.I couldn’t solve that issue.

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