Design a synchronous counter using JK flip flop for the following sequence. 000,101,110,111,011,010 explain in detail
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Design a synchronous counter using JK flip flop for the following sequence.
000,101,110,111,011,010
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- Q) You want to design a synchronous counter sequential (sequential) logic circuit. Counting from 9 to 0 and will not count the last digit of your student number. (a) List the steps that you will apply in the design approach. State Chart and State Create the table. (b) Design the sequential circuit using JK Flip-Flop. Explain each step. Desired action show that you have done it. " last digit student num:4 " Not : I want the solution to contain tables and equations, and the electrical circuit resulting from tables and equations, as in the picture that I attached,And if possible, I want the solution on paper if possible.Q) You want to design a synchronous counter sequential (sequential) logic circuit. Counting from 0 to 9 and will not count the last two digit of your student number. (a) List the steps that you will apply in the design approach. State Chart and State Create the table. (b) Design the sequential circuit using JK Flip-Flop. Explain each step. Desired action show that you have done it. " last two digit student num: 0 4 " Not : I want the solution to contain tables and equations, and the electrical circuit resulting from tables and equations, as in the picture that I attached,And if possible, I want the solution on paper if possible.You want to design a synchronous counter sequential (sequential) logic circuit. It will count from 0 to 9 and will not count the decimal digits in the last two digits of your student number. a. List the process steps that you will apply in the design approach. Create the State Chart and State Chart. b. Design the sequential circuit using JK Flip-Flop. Explain each step. Show that it has performed the desired action. last two numbers 02
- 8. Analysis of Synchronous Counters. In the following figure, write the logic equation for ach input of each flip-flop. Determine the next state for state 010,011,100 as Q:Qi Qo sequence. CLK HIGH Jo с Ko lo J₁ с K₁ 2₁ J₂ с K₂ l₂Design a Up Down Counter by using JK flip flop and verify the output of your designed circuit onany random input. Provide the following information as well:1. State table2. State diagram3. State equations4. Complete circuit diagramshow the waveforms for each flip-flop output with respect For the ring counter in Figure to the clock. Assume that FF0 is initially SET and that the rest are RESET. Show at least ten clock pulses. D D. FFO FF1 FF2 FF3 FF4 FF5 FF6 FF7 FF8 FP9 CLK
- 3.) The design size of the synchronous counter sequential (sequential) logic circuit. It will count from 0 to 9 and the son of your student number will not count decimals in two digits. A. List the process steps that you will apply in the design approach. Create the State Chart and State Chart. B. Design the sequential circuit using JK Flip-Flop. Explain each step. Show that it has performed the desired action. last digit student num: 0 4 " Not : I want the solution to contain tables and equations, and the electrical circuit resulting from tables and equations, as in the picture that I attached,And if possible, I want the solution on paper if possible.Design a 3-bit synchronous counter, which counts in the sequence: 001, 011, 010, 110, 111, 101, 100 (repeat) 001, ... Draw the schematic of the design with three flip-flops and combinational logics.Design a synchronous counter that operates according to the state diagram given below. Your design should involve only D-flip flops and minimum number of components. Show all the steps clearly. 110 00 001 ↑ 111 010 101
- You want to design a synchronous counter sequential logic circuit. Counting from 0 to 9 will perform and not count the numbers 0, 3, 5, 8. (a) List the steps you will apply in the design approach. State Diagram and Status Create the table. (b) Design the sequential circuit using Flip-Flops. Explain each step. Desired action show that it does.Design a combinational circuit using multiplexer for a car chime based on thefollowing system: A car chime or bell will sound if the output of the logic circuit(X) is set to a logic ‘1’. The chime is to be sounded for either of the followingconditions:• if the headlights are left on when the engine is turned off and• if the engine is off and the key is in the ignition when the door is opened.Use the following input names and nomenclature in the design process:• ‘E’ – Engine. ‘1’ if the engine is ON and ‘0’ if the engine is OFF• ‘L’ – Lights. ‘1’ if the lights are ON and ‘0’ if the lights are OFF• ‘K’ – Key. ‘1’ if the key is in the ignition and ‘0’ if the key is not in the ignition• ‘D’ – Door. ‘1’ the door is open and ‘0’ if the door is closed• ‘X’ – Output to Chime. ‘1’ is chime is ON and ‘0’ if chime is OFFDesign the following combinational logic circuit with a four-bit input and a three-bit output. The input represents two unsigned 2-bit numbers: A1 A0 and B1 B0. The output C2 C1.C0 is the result of the integer binary division A1 A0/B1 B0 rounded down to three bits. The 3-bit output has a 2-bit unsigned whole part C2 C1 and a fraction part CO. The weight of the fraction bit CO is 21. Note the quotient should be rounded down, i.e. the division 01/11 should give the outputs 00.0 (1/3 rounded down to 0) not 00.1 (1/3 rounded up to 0.5). A result of infinity should be represented as 11.1. A minimal logic implementation is not required. (Hint: start by producing a truth table of your design).