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Sir can you explain and draw the circuit "A digital computer has three registers: A, B and C. Four flip-flops provide the control functions for the computer: S is a flip-flop that is enabled by an external signal to start the system’s operation; L and R are used for sequencing the microoperations; A fourth flip-flop T is set by the computer when the operation is completed. The function of the system is described by the following register transfer statements: S: C ← 0, S ← 0, T ← 0, L ← 1 L: L ← 0, if (A = 0) then (T ←1) else (R ← 1) R: C ← C + B, A ← A - 1, R ← 0, L ← 1 Design a circuit with minimum components to implement the above operations."

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Why we don't simply use the Toggle flip flop?

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We ARE using the toggle flip flop. Just with a clock input, each of which is getting triggered from the preceding FF circuit.

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[@CodersCafeteria]

In the table headings its Qa,Qb,Qc

[@sheetalsharma8333]

If we apply Q©(complement) as clock instead of Q to the 2nd FF in asynchronous counter does the initial state will be zero? Or it will be 1 according to Q©?

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really helpful for me.. thanx

[@ishuverma4145]

what is the reason of using negative edge triggering

[@omkarsulebhavikar1338]

There is no specific reason, we can also use +ve trigger. Wave diagram will change accordingly.

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Actually sir i have a doubt that is when i used this diagram in logism to understand how it works. It actually starts from 7 and goes to 0

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Down counter

[@AayushKumar-ro9iv]

Actually it is diagram of down counter

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your lecture is amazinggg sir, ...let know others that there is mistake in making table ..squence will be Qc Qb Qa

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why have you taken output a as the least significant whereas output c as the msb ?plz explain

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Thankyou Sir ! this helped in understanding the 'Async Ripple CARRY Counter' in VLSI

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[@ozan5946]

Why didn't you use T flip-flop? Isn't it basically JK flip-flop with common inputs? Thanks for the videos by the way they are great!

[@Charge11]

I know this was 4 years ago, but a T flip flop is literally just a JK flip-flop with its inputs tied together. What he used was a T flip flop, but we still just call them JK flip flops for clarity about the underlying logic.

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[@bibhupradhan1740]

thank you sir for this presentation. but one question in my mind is the logical symbol in the given presentation where is our jk flipflop Qn complement. which part of our Qn complement is connected?

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In synchronous counter, what is the purpose of finding the output of 1st flip flop?? Plz answer

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You have written qc 2 time in table please correct other your all content is awesome

[@meghachandran3955]

It is actually Qc Qb Qa

[@theidsingh]

If we are feeding the same input to both J and K of JK Flip Flop, why not to use T Flip Flop?

[@user-uwo]

Why negative edge triggering? And why don’t use T flip flop instead ?

[@innercalm9577]

Sir ,if it is not specified the type of counter ( synchronous/asynchronous) in question , then what should I need to do

[@sayanbanerjee2660]

Sir...why toggling is required in counters?