This 4-bit digital counter is a sequential circuit that uses JK flipflops, AND gates, and a digital clock. For each clock tick, the 4-bit output increments by one. After it reaches it's maximum value of 15 (calculated by 2^4-1), it resets to zero. Each probe measures one bit of the output, with PR1 measuring the least significant bit and PR4 measuring the most significant bit. PR5 is the clock.
Expand this circuit by adding a digital to analog converter!
DWC50 says:
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I tried designing my own first. I don't like dangling inputs set/reset, so I used a Ground symbol to tie them low. This causes a fatal SIM error. I've proven that by using Digital Constants, I can connect set/reset and see them function.
What I can't find is any discussion of drawing these circuits with ground symbols, like in Multisim. How do I instruct students to simply not connect pins with GND symbols in MultisimLive when we explicitly do this in Multisim?
Just a question for experts?
CatNoir says:
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