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    This document discusses sequential logic circuits and timing diagrams. It provides examples of timing diagrams for different flip-flops including J-K flip-flop, D flip-flop, and T flip-flop. The objectives are to establish the timing diagram for different flip-flops based on their inputs. Examples are given of the output for each flip-flop given different input patterns and the previous state.

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    This document discusses sequential logic circuits and timing diagrams. It provides examples of timing diagrams for different flip-flops including J-K flip-flop, D flip-flop, and T flip-flop. The objectives are to establish the timing diagram for different flip-flops based on their inputs. Examples are given of the output for each flip-flop given different input patterns and the previous state.

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    CPE 321

    LOGIC CIRCUITS AND


    DESIGN

    Module 4.2

    Sequential Logic Circuit


    Timing Diagram
    Objectives

    At the end of the lesson, you as a student


    should be able to :
    Establish the timing diagram a certain
    flip-flop

    L.G. Arcega
    UDM-CET
    CP

    use 1 as R and 2 as S (NAND) ; PLC ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn

    use 1 as J and 2 as K ; NLC ; Qn-1 = 1

    Qn

    use 1 as D ; PET ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn

    use 1 as R and 2 as S (NOR) ; NET ; Qn-1 = 1

    Qn

    use 2 as T ; PLC ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn
    CP

    R 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

    S 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

    use 1 as R and 2 as S (NAND) ; PLC ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn NC 1 RC NC RC 1 RC 1 0
    CP

    use 1 as J and 2 as K ; NLC ; Qn-1 = 1

    Qn 1 0 T NC T T NC 0 T
    CP

    use 1 as D ; PET ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn 0 0 0 1
    CP

    use 1 as R and 2 as S (NOR) ; NET ; Qn-1 = 1

    Qn 0 RC RC RC 1
    CP

    use 2 as T ; PLC ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn T NC T NC T NC T NC
    CP

    use 1 as R and 2 as S (NAND) ; PLC ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn NC 1 RC NC RC 1 RC 1 0

    use 1 as J and 2 as K ; NLC ; Qn-1 = 1

    Qn 1 0 T NC T T NC 0 T

    use 1 as D ; PET ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn 0 0 0 1

    use 1 as R and 2 as S (NOR) ; NET ; Qn-1 = 1

    Qn 0 RC RC RC 1

    use 2 as T ; PLC ; Qn-1 = 0

    Qn T NC T NC T NC T NC
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