Lecture No. 24 Sequential Logic.

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Lecture No. 24 Sequential Logic

Digital & Logic Design Dr. Waseem Ikram Lecture No. 24

Recap Latch applications Gated S-R latch Gated D latch Switch debounce Burglar Alarm Gated S-R latch Gated D latch D latch parallel data storage

Recap Edge-triggered flip-flop Edge-detection circuit S-R flip-flop

D flip-flop Applications Data Storage (fig 1, 2) Synchronizing Asynchronous Inputs (fig 3,4,5,6) Parallel Data transfer (fig 7)

J-K flip-flop Edge triggered J-K flip-flop (fig 8) Discuss operation J-K flip-flop logic symbols (fig 9) J-K truth table (tab 1) J-K flip-flop timing diagram (fig 10)

J-K flip-flop applications Sequence Detector (fig 11) Frequency Divider (divide by 2) (fig 12) Frequency Divider (divide by 4) (fig 13) Shift Register (fig 14) Counter (fig 15)