How do you divide the frequency of a clock in half using two D flip flops? I know you're supposed to put the clock_in signal to D1, then connect Q1 to an inverter, and then feed that into D2 of the second flip flop. I'm having trouble visualizing the timing of the signals, can you draw out the timing diagram for me? Thanks.
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