not handwritten   Mod 6 counter  0, 2, 4, 6, 3, 1, 0 using jk flip flop verilog code.

(d) Figure 6 shows the diagram of a 3-bit ripple counter. Assume Qo = Q1 = Q2 = 0 at t = 0, and assume each flip-flop has a delay of 1 ns from the clock input to the Q output. Fill in Qo, Q1, and Q2 of the timing diagram (shown in Figure 7). Flip-flop Q1 will be triggered when Qo changes from 0 to 1. %3D 3 Qo Q2 T T Clock- Figure 6 Clock 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Figure 7

Implement Logic clock divide by 2 and clock divide by 4 using minimum number of D flip flop.

By using JK flip flops., design a synchronous counter that count as follows: 7,4,6,2,1,3.The unused states are self-correcting.

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Q6. For the following state graph, construct a transition table. Then, give the timing diagram for the input sequence X = 101001. Assume X changes midway between the falling and rising edges of the clock, and that the flip-flops are falling-edge triggered. What is the correct output sequence? So S3

Design a synchronous counter with the irregular binary count sequence shown in the state diagram in the nearby figure. Use (a) D flip-flops, and (b) J-K flip-flops. 6 4 2

Question 4 a) Assume that Q = 0 initially. CLK K. Mode Figure 3 b) Identify what type of JK flip flop above represent? Why? c) Determine the mode and Q waveform for the JK flip-flop in Figure 3

QUESTION 4 Develop the state table for JK flip-flop and D flip flop as shown in Figure Q4a. Then, modify the JK flip-flop to behave like D flip-flop. a) CLOCK- J SET Q K CLR Q D. CLOCK Figure Q4a SET D Q CLRQ

The signals below, CK and D are the clock and D inputs to two different components: a D latch and a D flip-flop. Complete the timing diagram below for the outputs from a D latch and D flip-flop, Qlatch and Qff, respectively.   (Digital Circuit) ...