Explain the working of 4-bit Up/down Counter?
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Answer Posted / Shalu Singh
A 4-bit up counter can be designed using D flip-flops and JK flip-flops. In a D flip-flop, Q = D, while in a JK flip-flop, Q = T, where T = (J + K)'(J+Q) + J'K'. To create an up counter, initialize all flip-flops to 0 and use synchronous reset. For each clock cycle, the output of the least significant bit (LSB) is incremented by 1, with a carry being generated if necessary. If there is no carry-out from the LSB, then the remaining flip-flops are shifted left, while the LSB is set to 0. A similar approach can be used for a down counter.
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