In designing a circuit for the counter that detects two or more consecutive 1's in a string of input bits stream (x) using T Flip-Flops, if states are named as A (MSB) and B (LSB), then the input equations will be O a. TA = B'x'; TB = AB Ob. TA = Bx + Ax'; TB = A'x + B O c. TA = Bx; TB = A'B'x O d. TA = ABx; TB AB

In designing a circuit for the counter that detects two or more consecutive 1's in a string of input bits stream (x) using T Flip-Flops, if states are named as A (MSB) and B (LSB), then the input equations will be O a. TA = B'x'; TB = AB Ob. TA = Bx + Ax'; TB = A'x + B O c. TA = Bx; TB = A'B'x O d. TA = ABx; TB AB

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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