The D flip-flop is commonly used
in the ___ (toggle, data) mode.
The J-K flip-flop is very commonly
used in the ___ (toggle, data) mode.
The R-S flip-flop is commonly
used in the ___ (toggle, reset/set) mode.
Refer to Fig. 7-1 (below). What mode
of operation is the J-K flip-flop in this diagram? Describe
the action at output Q on each clock pulse. Figure 7-1 (3.0K)Figure 7-1
Refer to Fig. 7-2 (below). Using Electronics
Workbench® circuit simulation software, determine
the truth table for this R-S flip-flop. It will look something
like Table 7-1, Digital Electronics, 6th.ed. on page 216.
Figure 7-2 (2.0K)Figure 7-2
Refer to Fig. 7-3 (below). Using Electronics
Workbench® circuit simulation software, determine
the truth table for this J-K flip-flop. It will look something
like the table in Fig. 7-14(b), Digital Electronics, 6th.ed.
on page 223. Figure 7-3 (1.0K)Figure 7-3
Refer to Fig. 7-4 (below). Using Electronics
Workbench® circuit simulation software,
determine what type of flip-flop
this simulates (RS, Clocked RS, D or J-K flip- flop),
demonstrate the circuit to your
instructor. Figure 7-4 (3.0K)Figure 7-4
Refer to Fig. 7-5 (below). Using Electronics
Workbench® circuit simulation software,
determine what type of flip-flop
this simulates (RS, Clocked RS, D or J-K flip- flop),
demonstrate the circuit to your
instructor. Figure 7-5 (4.0K)Figure 7-5