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P.S means the present state
N.S means the next state of the counter
1. Build the 4-bit synchronous count up counter (using two 74109 Dual J-K F.F and 74LS08...
Q2) 4-bit Synchronous Counter Using Proteus, design Synchronous 4 bit Up binary counter using JK flip flops (Use 74HC76 JK flipflop). The circuit count from 0000 to 1111, etc. Experiment procedure: طريقة اجراء التجربة a) Complete the circuit. You can use external gates based on the following conditions: o Flipflop A switches every clock. o Flipflop B switches when the output of flipflop A=1 o Flipflop C switches when the outputs of A-B=1 o Flipflop D switches when the outputs of A=B=C=1 b) What is the typical feature of...
Design (and then verify your design by simulating it) a two-bit
counter that counts up or down. Use an enable input E to determine
whether the counter is on or off: if E = 0 the counter is disabled
and remains at its present count even if clock pulses are applied.
If E = 1, the counter is enabled and a second input, x, determines
the direction of the count: if x = 1 the circuit counts upward 00,
01,...
Lab Exercise 2 (20 ma rks) Title: Asynchronous Counters (using Dual JK Negative-Edge-Triggered flip-flops) Objective: To understand usage and theory of the Asynchronous Counters built using the JK-FF Component: 74LS73 Dual JK Negative-Edge-Triggered Flip-flops LED (2 Units) 330 2 resistor (2 units) DC Power supply Oscilloscope with 2 probes with build-in function generator or Oscilloscope with 2 probes with separate unit Enter Shift Function Generator + Paup Other Equipment: Jumper wires, NI Elvis Tester Board (optional) End Procedure: Construct the...
Consider the following circuit which contains 2 Mux 8x1, one 3-bit binary count-up counter, and some logic gates along with the timing diagram of 5 output lines L1 to L5. (Fig. 18) which of the timing lines (L1 to L5) can represent the F4 function based on MUX inputs. . 1 0 1 1 0 0 + F1 MUX 3x8 clk 1 . . 1 1 L1 CLK Binary Counter L2 L3 0 1 1 L4 13 MUX 3x8 4...
5. (7 points) Shown in the following block diagram is a 4-bit up-counter with parallel load, clk Dc BA load clr where clr and load are asynchronous inputsi.e., one of the following operations will be performed “simultaneously" (independently of the clock) when the inputs change values: clr load operations 1 X clear 0 0parallel load 1 up-counting 0 the above block diagram and any logic gates you want to build an offset down-counter to count from QpQcQBQA 0111 0110010 ....
Using 74F163 synchronous binary counter 74HC112 dual J-K Flip- Flop, draw MOD32 counter (either using IC's pinout or as a block diagram). Use other ICs if necessary.
Need a schematic for a 4 bit synchronous up/down counter using two JK flip flops (74112) with the program Quartus II. I am using version 14.1. There should be a preset, clear, and clock input. Four outputs. Please complete the schematic and take a screenshot for me. Has to successfully pass compilation, thank you!
03. (8 pts) Synchronous two-digit BCD counter, with the two four-bit up-counters with synchronous loading function as shown below. 1) Draw the circuit that counts from 0 to 36.
03. (8 pts) Synchronous two-digit BCD counter, with the two four-bit up-counters with synchronous loading function as shown below. 1) Draw the circuit that counts from 0 to 36.
Consider the circuit in Figure 1. It is a 4-bit (QQ2Q3) synchronous counter which uses four T-type flip-flops. The counter increases its value on each positive edge of the clock if the Enable signal is asserted. The counter is reset to 0 by setting the Clear signal low. You are to implement an 8-bit counter of this type Enable T Q Clock Clear Figure 1. 4-bit synchronous counter (but you need to implement 8-bit counter in this lab) Specific notes:...
17. The 74195 in Figure 17 is a synchronous load, 4-bit parallel-access shift register. For this exercise, the input data is loaded at the first active clock edge. (12 pts) 74195 DSTM2 SH/LD QB 13 QC QD DSTMI 10t CLK ㅡㅡㅡ CLR Figure 17 Use the circuit of Figure 17 to answer the following questions: a. Is this a ring counter or a Johnson counter? (2 pts) b. How many different states are available? (2 pts) Draw the timing diagram...