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2<br />

CLR 20 2 CK<br />

Si\17474<br />

The device select circuit used in Experiment No. 2 is also used in<br />

is experiment. If it has not been wired, wire it as shown in Fig. 6-4.<br />

Wire the SN7474 flip-Hop as shown in Fig. 6-6. The 'T' noted at<br />

e "D" input to the SN7474 means that a logic one ( +5 volts) is<br />

lied to this input. Likewise, a "O" would indicate a logic zero, or<br />

und connection. The 0 and 1 notations are used to distinguish<br />

·c level connections from power-carrying connections. The Q outt<br />

from the flip-Hop should be the only device connected to the<br />

ic probe. Remember to make the power connections to the<br />

7474 flip-flop; pin 14 to +5 volts and pin 7 to ground.<br />

c<br />

3<br />

this circuit, the WR 49318 pulse (signal C) will dock the outof<br />

the Hip-flop to a logic one, while the RD 49319 pulse (signal<br />

} will clear it to a logic zero. Since a flip-fl.op is stable in either state,<br />

e pulsed by RD 49319, its Q output will remain in the logic one<br />

+5<br />

GND<br />

14<br />

D<br />

Q<br />

TO LOGIC PROBE<br />

FROM C<br />

(WR 49318)<br />

_n_ 3<br />

CK<br />

CLR<br />

SN7474<br />

FROM A tr<br />

(RD 49319)

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