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[@hachimankmd5843]

Just some dude trying to add to your wonderful lecture. It's true our eyes are so slow on grasping info that we can't perceive the signal flow displayed by the LEDs when using this crystal oscillator. In this case though, the actual reason is that time you spend on the push button which is long (though it appears to our eyes to be short) enough that clock goes through several rising edges and the data thus fed into the data pin of the first flip flop is copied several times thus a succession of high states printed on the LEDs. Just to say that even with a slower clock, this could happen if the data is not send at the right tempo.

[@dafurious6457]

Wtf is that intro

[@sungminpanda]

Sir can I ask for the schematic diagram of a 4-bit universal shift register?

[@flockenlp1]

2:18 The last thing we need to drAhaw No, jokes aside. Thank you very much for this video. You explained me in 7 Minutes what my teacher didnt manage to teach a single person in my class in 45 minutes (2 times on different days!)

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[@Ricky-zc8qm]

dat intro

[@homerodaniel_007]

This is great in the name of humanity: "Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us" .

[@johnnycasas1]

Can u take a top view picture of this please

[@3ds12Game]

Very Very good!!! This explenation of the logic part is so great that even a baby can understand this! But what about the binary part.. Just show us how the chip is build and what the circuit is In the gate!

[@ighosilva5589]

perfect... but how to make is as bidirectional shift register? can you show it in circuit diagram?

[@vishwakbabu4440]

perfect explonation

[@anmolsaxena4452]

which capacitor you used here... 10 microfarad or 100 microfarad???

[@Ancientlaws]

The real world lab application was just amazing, made sense of all the drawings. Thank youu

[@calebanyaeche9304]

how can you implement a 2 bits shifter

[@EngineeringEducation]

Excellent video! Thanks!

[@m4w5]

Help!! What is the largest negative number for a bit register? is it -1 or -0? i know -0 doesnt make sense so is it 0 like the smallest positive number? or -1? Thanks

[@TuMadre101rk]

It depends on your counting system. For an unsigned int, its 0. To have signs in two's complement, you would have to have at least 2 bits, so 1 bit representation in two's complement doesn't exist. If you are in Excess-N notation, then 0 would correspond to -N.

[@m4w5]

Ray Kingsley Thanks for your reply! 4 bit register for example, would that be -1 for the largest negative number or 0?

[@LukasOHS]

Hello, can I get the schematic?

[@guitarguy3688]

I cant understand what 0.5Hz means can anyone help me 1:14

[@yet.4587]

Guitar Guy 0.5 Hz is how speed it is

[@guitarguy3688]

FD GAMER 43 i was confused in the beginning but later i understood about it thanks for replying

[@james77011]

How fast it change

[@angbas8946]

very Informative thank you...

[@robertocordovaroman3578]

This is what I was looking! Thanks !!

[@ParasFtl]

Nice people like you make such amazing videos, thanks for this.

[@APC9906]

Awesome video.

[@featfeat1912]

Thank you very much

[@MartiinCarrillo]

Nice, very interesting

[@josedominguez2021]

Exelent thank u.

[@mechlabz2586]

awesome

[@yichizhang795]

thank you very much~

[@stephenwatt5428]

Excellent video! Your explanation was clear and concise. Seeing the circuit built was helpful as well!