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25.
In a ripple counter,
whenever a flip flop sets to 1, the next higher FF toggles
whenever a flip flop sets to 0, the next higher FF remains unchanged
whenever a flip flop sets to 1, the next higher FF faces race condition
whenever a flip flop sets to 0, the next higher FF faces race condition
Answer: Option
Explanation:

In a ripple counter the effect ripples through the counter.

Discussion:
11 comments Page 1 of 2.

Vishnu said:   4 years ago
Why only a is correct because as per me let positive clock is applied and the flip flop is either jk (active) or t ff. When t is 1 then its output toggle and this is now the clock of the next ff which will toggle next ff and hence A is correct.

But wait.

Is b also correct?

When t of the first ff is 0 then its o/p is the same or memory lets the initial states of ffs are 00 then at t=0 output of the next ff is unchanged.

So as per me, both A and B is correct.
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Raaja uday kumar reddy said:   6 years ago
Here, Both A and B conditions are correct.

Chaitanya kulkarni said:   7 years ago
According to me, B is the right answer.

Dhanya said:   7 years ago
Actually the o/p of FF in ripple counter is toggles when there is a transition of either 0 to 1 or 1 to 0, depending on the clock is positive edge or negative edge triggered.

Dhanya said:   7 years ago
Both option A and B are correct I think.

Nidhi said:   7 years ago
Why not B? I think option B is also right.

Varsha singh said:   8 years ago
If counter is made up of JK FF then for input 11 output will Toggle (change from 0 to 1 or vice versa).

Amrita said:   9 years ago
@Varsha.

Toggle means all input state 11.

Teja said:   1 decade ago
I hope the output toggles when the state changes from to 1 to 0.

But I can't get the question?

Sudhaa said:   1 decade ago
Changing from one state to other.


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