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Note! If your kit having problems
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#3.1 |
SR-Latches
the basic elements off all "memory-elements", often used for
debouching.
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#3.2 |
D-Latches
another useful sequential element which most often used in computer
systems for the purpose of de-multiplexing data and
address-busses.
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#3.3 |
D-Flip/Flop
the most important "memory-element" used in all sequential logic
(state-machines) *)
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#3.4 |
D-Flip/Flops
with Clock Enable, Asynchronous Clear or Synchronous Reset
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#3.5 |
How to Debouche a Key, Switch or Button
signal (Shift-register
and SR-Latch)
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#3.6 |
T-Flip/Flops
with Clock Enable, Load, Clear and Toggle input
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*) In the "stone-age" of digital
design was the JK-Flip/Flop considered most important - but this not the
case any more - read explanation in Wakerly 4ed
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