What software are you using?my diagram and simulation
Apparently something called Quartus.What software are you using?
using Quartus
Yes, it's from my Lab assignment. I just want to solve it in my own way, although the professor has given us the solution.Welcome to AAC!
Is this school work?
Yes, you're right. I just figured out what the problem is according to my professor's advice. thanks, anyway.Quartus is a FPGA design tool from Intel.
Try asserting (taking it low) the reset early in the simulation sequence. The problem may be that the simulator assumes the flip flops come up in an unknown state. Once they're in an unknown state, even though they may be toggling, the simulator doesn't know what their state is.
You can modify the title to put [solved] in it or just let the thread die a natural death.So, I need to close this thread or mark it as solved?
He asserted the reset early in the simulation to put the flip flops into a known state.Can you tell us what was required to get it working?
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