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THE JK FLIP FLOP
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JK FLIP FLOP TRUTH TABLE
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STATE TRANSITION TABLE - RS
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STATE TRANSITION TABLE - MASTER
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CONVERSION OF FF TYPES
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FF CONVERSION PROCESS
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REGISTERS
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SERIAL TO PARALLEL SHIFT REGISTER
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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SERIAL
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SERIAL PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (SPI)
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ASYNCHRONOUS SERIAL
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UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS (USB)
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USES OF DIVIDE-BY-N
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BINARY RIPPLE DESIGN
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SYNCHRONOUS COUNTER DESIGN
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DESIGN SPECS
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COUNTER DESIGN EXAMPLE
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1. STATE TRANSITION DIAGRAM
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FINITE STATE MACHINE (FSM)
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UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM
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DRAW INITIAL DIAGRAM
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DRAW MINIMIZED STATE DIAGRAM
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STATE TRANSITION DIAGRAM (MOORE) 01
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NOTE ON MOORE MACHINE
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NOTE ON MEALY MACHINE
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STEP 3: STATE TRANSITION DIAGRAM (MEALY)
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STEP 4: STATE TRANSITION TABLE (MEALY)
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IMPLEMENT
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GRAY CODING
Description:
Explore digital logic concepts in this comprehensive lecture covering JK flip-flops, state transition tables, flip-flop conversions, registers, serial interfaces, counters, and finite state machines. Delve into topics such as serial-to-parallel shift registers, SPI and USB protocols, synchronous and asynchronous counter designs, and the differences between Moore and Mealy machines. Learn how to create state transition diagrams, implement Gray coding, and understand the practical applications of these digital logic components in electronic systems.

Course Review Lecture Part 3 - Aug 10, 2012

Colin O'Flynn
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