1,858 views
1 1 vote
No of JK / T FFs needed to design synchronous counter for sequence

1,4,2,3,1,4,2,3,1,4...

1 Answer

0 0 votes

I think $2$ ffs should be enough.  This is how I think to implement it.  

$01->00->10->11$. I will complement the bits & add $1$ in output the moment both bits are found to be $0$. I believe in this manner, one can implement any counter of $n$ states in $log_2n$ flip flops.  Still,  I'm ready for counter arguments.  See this as well.  

Position:
Show:

Related questions

0 0 votes
0 0 answers
212
212 views
Teja25 asked Oct 17, 2024
212 views
Is every mod N counter divide frequency by N?If yes prove for the below synchronous counter"Consider a 3 bit synchronous counter with counting sequence 000 100 011 110 00...
0 0 votes
0 0 answers
736
736 views
amitqy asked Jan 4, 2019
736 views
In a Johnson’s counter LSB is complemented and a circular right shift operation has to be done to get the next state. For ring counter also a shortcut exists ?
0 0 votes
0 0 answers
815
815 views
Venkat Sai asked Jan 15, 2018
815 views
does synchronous counters act as frequency dividers? if input frequency to a 5 bit johnson counter is 500 hz what is the output frequency ?
8 8 votes
1 1 answer
2.6k
2.6k views
vijaycs asked Nov 22, 2016
2,564 views
Q1. How many flip-flops are required to construct mod 4 counter? Ans - 2 right ? Alway it should be 2 or it may not be 2.Q2 . If We want to design a synchronous counter ...