Draw a simple scoreboard logic circuit using logic gates such as AND, OR, and flip flops in order to maintain a score between two different teams. Score increments by 1, and does not have a specific limit to win. For extra credit, implement a time counter for the game.
Draw a simple scoreboard logic circuit using logic gates such as AND, OR, and flip flops...
3. Implement a Sequential Circuit using JK Flip Flops and any
logic gates to perform like the state diagram shown below.
X=1 YO X=0 X1 Problem 3
(a) Design an asynchronous Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) count-up counter using JK flip-flops. Draw the counter circuit clearly showing the configuration of the JK flip-flops and the necessary logic gate(s). Sketch the input and output waveforms of this counter (7 Marks) (b) The binary up/down counter for a cargo lift controller in a 7-storey building has an up-down (UID) control input and a buzzer output (B). The buzzer will sound B 1) when the lift is at level 1 or...
using all D flip-flops and combinational logic (AND/OR/NOT gates
only)
b) using all T flip-flops and a multiplexer of size 8:1
Problem 3: (10 pts) Design a synchronous machine (Transition Table, K-maps, Final Equations, Circuit Diagram) that counts through the following sequence in the order shown below. Note, there are no inputs or output variables, so your Q values must reflect the Hex value listed B 74 2 D9 3 0 and repeat a) using all D flip-flops and combinational...
3. Use the D-type flip-flops and logic gates to design a counter with the following repeated binary sequence: 0,2,1,3,4,7,5,6. Here, you need to use the best suited state encoding scheme to reduce the number of logic gates. Mention the encoding scheme you want to implement.
A pulse-generating circuit generates eight repetitive pulses as shown in the figure. Implement the pulse-generating circuit using the counter circuits listed and a minimum of gate logic. Use J-K flip-flops for the counters that trigger on the falling edge of a clock that has a frequency eight times the frequency of one of the pulses. The pulses must be free of glitches; explain any restrictions on the propagation delays of gates and flip-flops so that the pulses will be glitch...
Digital Logic Design Design a 0-9 counter using four D flip flops. The counter should run on the SCLK output of the clock divider. It should have a four-bit binary output that increments from 0 to 9 one step on each clock cycle. When it reaches the value of 9, it should restart a 0 on the next clock cycle. Hint: consider using D flip flops with a reset input and using logic to reset the flip flops when the...
A. Design a circuit using D flip-flops that will generate the
sequence 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1 and repeat. Do this by designing a
counter for any sequence of states such that the first flip-flop
takes on this sequence. There are many correct answers, but do not
duplicate states, because each state can have only one next
state.
B. A pulse-generating circuit generates eight repetitive pulses
as shown in the figure. Implement the pulse-generating circuit
using a binary counter...
Design a divide-by-six circuit, using any standard gates and/or flip-flops you wish. (When a 60Hz square wave signal is provided as input to this circuit, a 10Hz signal should result.) For full credit, this output signal should also have exactly a 50% duty cycle, even if the input duty cycle is not 50%. Draw the schematic for the circuit, along with any calculations or design techniques you use.
Design a 5-bit binary counter using JK flip flops. Draw the flip-flop circuit diagram, the state graph, the timing diagram, the truth table (with clk pulse) and the state table (with present and next states).
Create a truth table to implement AND logic using only NAND gates. Draw the circuit diagram (schematic) for the implementation. Do the same for OR logic using only NOR gates.