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4 Bit Johnson Counter

The document describes designing a 4-bit Johnson's counter in Tinkercad. It includes a circuit diagram and truth table of the counter. The procedure explains how to implement the counter using two IC 7474 chips containing D flip-flops. Each flip-flop's clock is connected to a push button to generate clock pulses. The counter can be cleared using another push button. Screenshots show the counter before and after a clock pulse in the Tinkercad simulation. The conclusion states that a 4-bit Johnson's counter was successfully implemented in Tinkercad and its functionality was verified against the theoretical truth table and state diagram.

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4 Bit Johnson Counter

The document describes designing a 4-bit Johnson's counter in Tinkercad. It includes a circuit diagram and truth table of the counter. The procedure explains how to implement the counter using two IC 7474 chips containing D flip-flops. Each flip-flop's clock is connected to a push button to generate clock pulses. The counter can be cleared using another push button. Screenshots show the counter before and after a clock pulse in the Tinkercad simulation. The conclusion states that a 4-bit Johnson's counter was successfully implemented in Tinkercad and its functionality was verified against the theoretical truth table and state diagram.

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  • Introduction: Introduces the electronic engineering project focused on designing a 4-bit Johnson's counter using Tinkercad and provides the initial setup.
  • Procedure and Diagrams: Details the procedure for implementing the N-bit Johnson Counter including diagrams of the waveform and state diagram.
  • Tinkercad Implementation: Illustrates the implementation of the Johnson's counter on Tinkercad with before and after simulation images.
  • Conclusion: Concludes the project with outcomes and reflections on implementing the counter in Tinkercad and Logisim.

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING PRACTICE

Lukesh Ankamwar
181060038

Aim : Design four bit Johnson's counter in Tinkercad .

Software : Tinkercad

Circuit Diagram and Truth Table:


Waveform and state diagram of 4 Bit Johnson Counter:

Procedure:

1. For implementing N bit Johnson Counter we need N number of Flipflops.


2. For implementing the circuit in the tinkercad I had used two IC 7474 as per
IC it contains two DFF.
3. In the tinkercad I had connected all clocks of D FFs to a Push Button which is
Pulled up High, to generate a clock pulse we just need to press Tactile Switch.
4. I had connected the preset of First FF to Push button which is also Pulled up
High, so we can insert 1 into Q0
5. All clear signals were shorted and connected to the Push button using which
one can clear the content of the counter.
Tinkercad Implementation:

Before Simulating

After Clock Pulse:


CONCLUSION:
Thus, I have implemented a 4 bit Johnson's counter in a Tinkercad using IC7474. I have also
implemented the same circuit in Logisim for a better understanding purpose. Thus I have
checked the theoretical truth table and state diagram in Tinkercad .

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