Urgent Help - 0-5 Counter with T and D FlipFlops

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S1nGh

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Hello All,
Need help with my design here and a bit of advice...

The thing is I designed this 0-5 Counter which counts perfectly....
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Now the thing is If I replace it with T flipflop this is type of waveform I get
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Its going from 0,1,3 and holding at 7

Could Somebody please explain me the reason for this pattern

KJ
 
How have you wired the T flipflop into a circuit designed for a D flipflop? Show your diagram with the T flipflop. To make a counter with T flipflops, you would just cascade them into a ripple counter.
 
How have you wired the T flipflop into a circuit designed for a D flipflop? Show your diagram with the T flipflop. To make a counter with T flipflops, you would just cascade them into a ripple counter.

Yes sir I did...just replaced the D flipflops with T's....Here's the daigram:
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It just says flipflops......
Could you direct me to the exact page please....

KJ


Google for: T flip flop and look at the Wikipedia page.

For some reason my first link does not connect correctly.
 
As said before To use T flipflops I will have to cascade them into ripple counter which I am not sure how to do
 
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As said before To use T flipflops I will have to cascade them into ripple counter which I am not sure how to do

hi,
You say you know how to make a ripple cntr using D type F/F's.

Consider making the T type F/F act as a D type.

If you use a dual XOR gate from the Q output of a T type, to couple to the next T type input it will function as a D type.

Ground one pin of the XOR

When you have the T F/F's working as a ripple counter add gates to give a reset on the count of '6'.

OK.?
 
Eric,

This is an example I did....A 4 bit counter using T flipflops
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It doesn't seem to count though

KJ
 
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