You are required to design a synchronous counter depending on the status of your id no. If your id no is even then you will design a synchronous counter that will count 2, 4, 6 in ascending order (up counter) else you are to design your counter with 1, 3, 5 in descending order (down counter). Your design should at least contain one JK (least significant bit) and one D flip- flop (most significant bit). You can use other gates and flip-flops if required. For your final design, you are supposed to give all the necessary information in detail such as • State diagram • State transition table • Karnaugh maps Circuit layout

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You are required to design a synchronous counter depending on the status of your id
no. If your id no is even then you will design a synchronous counter that will count 2, 4, 6 in
ascending order (up counter) else you are to design your counter with 1, 3, 5 in descending order
(down counter). Your design should at least contain one JK (least significant bit) and one D flip-
flop (most significant bit). You can use other gates and flip-flops if required. For your final
design, you are supposed to give all the necessary information in detail such as
• State diagram
• State transition table
• Karnaugh maps
Circuit layout
Transcribed Image Text:You are required to design a synchronous counter depending on the status of your id no. If your id no is even then you will design a synchronous counter that will count 2, 4, 6 in ascending order (up counter) else you are to design your counter with 1, 3, 5 in descending order (down counter). Your design should at least contain one JK (least significant bit) and one D flip- flop (most significant bit). You can use other gates and flip-flops if required. For your final design, you are supposed to give all the necessary information in detail such as • State diagram • State transition table • Karnaugh maps Circuit layout
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