UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE ALTAMIRA

DIGITAL SYSTEMS

REPORT:

“COUNTER WITH FLIP FLOPS JK”

TEACHER:

CARLOS ADRIAN BLANCO LARIOS.

PRESENTS:

LUNA MONTANO JORGE LEONARDO.

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INTRODUCTION.
The objective of this practice was to simulate a counter using the jk flip
flop and a 7 segment display in Multisim.

The J-K flip-flop is the most versatile of the basic flip-flops. It has the
input tracking character of the timed D flip-flop, but it has two inputs,
traditionally called J and K. If J and K are different, the Q output takes
the value of J on the rise of the next sync pulse.

If J and K are both low, then there is no change. If J and K are both high,
then on the next rising clock the output will change state. It can perform
the set/reset flip-flop functions and has the advantage that there are no
ambiguous states. It can also act as a T flip-flop to achieve the toggling
action on the output if the J and K inputs are connected together. This
application of toggling finds extensive use in binary counters.

DEVELOPMENT
First the following connections were made in the multisim simulator.
Once the connections were made correctly, you could see how the
counter began to run from 0 to 9.

The counter also displayed the letters from A to F.

CONCLUSION.
With the application of this practice we were able to observe how flip
flops work and better understand how they work.