For the circuit shown below, assume that the present states of the flip flops are Q(t) = 1 and Q,(t)=1. Whatis the next state for both flips flops (1.e Q (t+1) and Q(1+1)).!!JK3-8"DecoderloO SETOCLEARQrolSETOCLEARSelect oneO Qt+1) = X'YO O(t+1) = X+YO Qt+1)=1O l+1) = X' Y +XYO Ot+1) =0O +1) =XY0(+1) =XQt+1)= XQt+1)-X+YQ(t+1)=XQ(+1) = Y06:2031°C4x ENG

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Electric Motor Control

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Chapter22: Sequence Control

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