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10.
A ring counter with 5 flip flops will have
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Saurab said:
1 decade ago
Can anyone tell me the basic difference between a flip flop and a latch and also between synchronous and asynchronous?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Neena said:
1 decade ago
No.of possible states for n bit ring counter is n.
Since here 5 flip-flops are used so no.of possible states is 5.
Since here 5 flip-flops are used so no.of possible states is 5.
Abhinav Dixit said:
1 decade ago
And also because ring counter is a synchronous counter and it's states depends on the number of FF present.
KEERTHANA said:
1 year ago
A ring counter with 'n' flip flops will have 'n' states, as the ring counter is a re-circulation counter.
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Mahesh kumar Tadaka said:
8 years ago
An n-bit ring counter has only n states. Here 5 flip-flops are present (i. e 5 bits) so it has 5 states.
Kirti said:
1 decade ago
A general counter with 5 flip-flops has 2^5 states. But a ring counter has only 5 states.
Shaikh ismail said:
1 decade ago
A general counter with 5 flip-flops has 2^5 states. But a ring counter has only 5 states.
Dinakar Kuchi said:
9 years ago
Just remember - a flip-flop can store one-bit value so the number of states will be 5.
Prarthi said:
9 years ago
In-ring counter, the number of the state depends on the number of the flip-flops.
Ankit Sharna said:
1 decade ago
Because ring counter is N:1 counter.
& johnson counter is 2N:1 counter.
& johnson counter is 2N:1 counter.
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