This document discusses using a JK flip flop to design a counter that counts prime numbers from 13 to 2. It explains that a JK flip flop can store a single bit and is used in clocked sequential circuits. It describes creating a state transition diagram and table based on the binary representations of the prime numbers. Karnaugh maps are used to simplify the equations describing the state transitions, from which a circuit diagram of the JK flip flop counter is developed.
This document discusses using a JK flip flop to design a counter that counts prime numbers from 13 to 2. It explains that a JK flip flop can store a single bit and is used in clocked sequential circuits. It describes creating a state transition diagram and table based on the binary representations of the prime numbers. Karnaugh maps are used to simplify the equations describing the state transitions, from which a circuit diagram of the JK flip flop counter is developed.
This document discusses using a JK flip flop to design a counter that counts prime numbers from 13 to 2. It explains that a JK flip flop can store a single bit and is used in clocked sequential circuits. It describes creating a state transition diagram and table based on the binary representations of the prime numbers. Karnaugh maps are used to simplify the equations describing the state transitions, from which a circuit diagram of the JK flip flop counter is developed.