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[Self Doubt] Conversion of SR-flipflop to T-flipflop
The standard approach for solving such problem is as follows: This approach gives us the equation for $S$ & $R$ in terms of $T, Q$ as $S = T\overline Q \qquad \to (1)$ $R = TQ \qquad \to (2)$ I tried using a different ... & $(7)$, we get $S=T\overline{Q}$ and $R=TQ$ which is consistent with the standard approach and maintains $SR=0$

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ajaysoni1924 asked May 22, 2018

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Answer is TQ'+T'[Q(s+r')+sr']

Answer is TQ'+T'[Q(s+r')+sr']

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