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Can you please help answer b) and c) ? Design a synchronous counter that counts through...
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Problem #3 (30 points) a. Design an Asynchronous Modulo 9 counter (a counter that counts from 0 to 8) using JK Flip-Flops. Sketch the circuit only. (15 pts) b. Design a Synchronous Modulo 9 counter (a counter that counts from 0 to 8) using JK Flip- Flops. Sketch the circuit only. (15 pts)
Design Problem: Use the JK Flip-Flop to design a circuit of a Synchronous Sequential Ring Counter that goes through the following sequence: 9, 8, 7, 13, 0, 11, 2, 5, 10, 14 and repeat ( forward direction ) Note: Your design should account for what happens if the systems starts at one of the unused states. In this scenario, the system should point to 0. The system has only one input, x. If x = 1, then the sequence goes...
design 4-bit synchronous up counter using JK flip flop. show truth table, k-maps, and circuit digram using logic gates.
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27 60 Experiment 4 Six-State Up-Down Counter 1 Objective To become familiar with the design procedures of a counter, which are applicable to the design of other synchronous sequential circuits. 2 Problem description A six-state up-down counter is to be designed. Three flip-flops with outputs Q2,Qi and Qo are required in the design. As shown in Figure 1, the counter is initialized...
2. Design an even parity detection circuit. A parity bit is an error checking mechanism. Your circuit will count the number of 1's in a stream of bits. If the number of l's is even, the circuit turns on an output called y. Assume a single bit at each cycle - call the input x. Do not use an accumulator or counter. Design the even parity detection circuit using J-K flip-flops. Your answer must include: a. The state diagram. b....
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Design a 3-bit counter that has only one input, w. It counts down 7, 6,5,... 0, 7,.. whenever w-0, and counts up 0,1,2...7,0... when w 1 The output z-1, when the state of the counter is a prime number. Otherwise, z-0 1. List Inputs, Outputs and the count sequence. (5pts) 2. Draw the finite State machine for the counter. (10pts) 3. Draw the state transition table <extra columns for the flip flops values> (20pts) armed resource/content/1/case%20study.template.docx 4. Design...
(b)(i) Using T flip-flop as main components, design a 3-bit synchronous counter that perform counting as the following sequence 0,2,4,6,1,3,5,7 then repeats (its sequence) [20 marks] (ii) Draw a complete circuit to show how the T flip-flops are interconnected and label it appropriately. Also show how the counter can be asynchronous reset. [5 marks] (iii) Draw a timing diagram for at least four clock cycles [8 marks)
Design Problem: Use the JK Flip-Flop to design a circuit of a Synchronous Sequential Ring Counter that goes through the following sequence: 9, 8, 7, 13, 0, 11, 2, 5, 10, 14 and repeat ( forward direction ) Note: Your design should account for what happens if the systems starts at one of the unused states. In this scenario, the system should point to 0. The system has only one input, x. If x = 1, then the sequence goes...
answer a,b,c,d all of them one question
1 / 2 Question #2. Design of a Sequential Circuit: A SEQUENCE DETECTOR that detects the sequence 11 must be designed whose present output z(k) is set to one when the past input (k-1) is one and the present input u(k) is also one, where for the other three possible combinations of the input pair u(k-1), uk) the present outputz(k) is set to zero. The state diagram for a sequential circuit that detects...
Design a synchronous counter that counts up 0, 1, 2, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3, ... when an input x = 1, and down when x = 0 using (a) D flip-flops. (b) J-K flip-flops. You need to show the state definition table, the state transition diagram, the state transition table, the K-maps for the respective logic functions and the schematic of the implementation using flipflops and logic gates in (a) as well as the K-maps for the logic functions...