Digital Fundamentals (11th Edition)
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Author: Thomas L. Floyd
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1. Given the input waveforms shown below, sketch the output Q of an SR
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The following waveforms are applied to the inputs of SR latch,
Delermine the Q waveform. Assume initially Q = 1.
A race condition happens in an R-S latch when the inputs are
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This is the time needed by a gate in processing its input signals before the
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- Q: 4 inputs ( S1 , S2 , R1 , R2 , EN. If the latch S R circuit work on Set or rest?arrow_forwardA cross coupled NOR latch is shown below. The inputs S and R are supplied with the waveforms shown. Sketch the output waveform at Q. S R Rarrow_forwardIf both inputs of the SR latch with NAND gates are 0: a. the output is toggled b. the output is set c. the output is reset d. the input is not allowedarrow_forward
- If both inputs of the SR latch with NAND gates are 1: a. The output is not changed b. the output is set c. the input is not allowed d. the output is toggledarrow_forwardYou wish to create a circuit that functions similarly to an SR latch but accepts the input S1R1=11 and executes the function "invert." As seen in the circuit below, this will need feedback. A) Create the Truth Table for this circuit B) Design the circuit that satisfies the requirementarrow_forwardomplete the timing diagram for the gated latch shown below. S R EN O Q is initially LOW S A EN S P 票。arrow_forward
- a) The only difference between a Latch and a flip-flop is that flip flop requires a b) Latches are used to store c) The SET state in active low S-R latch is when Q.........arrow_forwardEx4: Design a counter with 7 flip-flops that goes through the following binary repeated sequence: 0, 1, 3, 7, 6, 4. Show that when binary states 010 and 101 are considered as don't care conditions, the counter may not operate properly. Find a way to correct the design with don't care and without don't care The number of flip-flops required is three. • Table below shows the desired circuit excitation table. Present Next Flip-flop inputs state state ABC ABC TA TB C 000 001 0 0 1 001 011 0 1 0 010 XXX X X X 011 111 1 1 0 100 000 1 1 0 101 XXX X X X 110 100 0 1 0 111 110 0 0 1arrow_forwardObtain the waveform of output states Q and for the D latch when the input condition as in Figure 5 is given ( explain your result )arrow_forward
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