Counters

[DigitalCircuits]

How can design modulo 11 counter with using "T flip-flop's and decoder"?
Can you help?

 

[MrAl]

Hello,

Basically for almost any counter under 16 you create a 4 bit counter with FF's and then decode the next state above the last one and reset all the counters with that output.
For your counter you would decode the binary 1100 count (12 decimal) and run the output to all the reset pins of the FF's. That way when the counter goes to 12 it resets itself to zero within a reasonable time period. After the counters are reset the decoder output goes back to normal state so it then allows normal counting again so the count goes from 0 to 11 and then back to zero again.

 

[crutschow]

So what do you know about counters?

 

[ljcox]

Hello,

Basically for almost any counter under 16 you create a 4 bit counter with FF's and then decode the next state above the last one and reset all the counters with that output.
For your counter you would decode the binary 1100 count (12 decimal) and run the output to all the reset pins of the FF's. That way when the counter goes to 12 it resets itself to zero within a reasonable time period. After the counters are reset the decoder output goes back to normal state so it then allows normal counting again so the count goes from 0 to 11 and then back to zero again.

That is how you would design an asynchronous counter, but if you want to do a sychronous one (which is better) you would design gating to detect 1010 and then set the J & K inputs of the Flip Flops to make the next state 0000.

I assume that you by "T flip-flop's" mean JK Flip Flops.