et's analyze the following synchronous sequential circuit: Q S rst step is to derive the equations for output/s and flip-flop inputs. he circuit uses a D flip-flop, and because a D flip-flop has only one input, we derive one equation for the excitation D of this flip-flop. If there were more D flip-flops, we would need to derive one excitation equation for each, e.g. DO, D1, D2. etc. If the flip-flop was a JK, for example, we need to derive two excitation equations for each JK flip-flop, one for J and one for K. So if there were se JK flip-flops, we would have something like JO, KO, J1, K1, etc. the circuit, notice how D is connected to a 2x1 mux with select signal S. Complete the expression for D below: = SQ't

et's analyze the following synchronous sequential circuit: Q S rst step is to derive the equations for output/s and flip-flop inputs. he circuit uses a D flip-flop, and because a D flip-flop has only one input, we derive one equation for the excitation D of this flip-flop. If there were more D flip-flops, we would need to derive one excitation equation for each, e.g. DO, D1, D2. etc. If the flip-flop was a JK, for example, we need to derive two excitation equations for each JK flip-flop, one for J and one for K. So if there were se JK flip-flops, we would have something like JO, KO, J1, K1, etc. the circuit, notice how D is connected to a 2x1 mux with select signal S. Complete the expression for D below: = SQ't

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