That much was given to you by your instructor.so the consideration that must be taken in to account is the binary number and the NAND gate.
What is another name for an asynchronous counter? Do you know why they use that other term?
That much was given to you by your instructor.so the consideration that must be taken in to account is the binary number and the NAND gate.
ripple counter and I'm not sure why this other name is usedThat much was given to you by your instructor.
What is another name for an asynchronous counter? Do you know why they use that other term?
What is the difference between an asynchronous (ripple) counter and a synchronous counter.ripple counter and I'm not sure why this other name is used
Respectfully , point taken.Well, it's now in the homework section. The TS needs to: 1) Show the circuit; and 2) Show his best attempt at answering the question
asynchronous does not need clock to change stateWhat is the difference between an asynchronous (ripple) counter and a synchronous counter.
only the first jk is clockedasynchronous does not need clock to change state
How do you arrive at that statement? You clock the first stage and each subsequent stage is clocked by the previous stage.asynchronous does not need clock to change state
yesHow do you arrive at that statement? You clock the first stage and each subsequent stage is clocked by the previous stage.
The term is used because the clock ripples through the flip flops versus a synchronous counter where all flip flops are clocked at the same time.ripple counter and I'm not sure why this other name is used
yes thank youThe term is used because the clock ripples through the flip flops versus a synchronous counter where all flip flops are clocked at the same time.
Does this give you a clue as to what your instructor is looking for?