Digital Electronics: Principles, Devices and Applications

Counters and Registers 4711OutputCJBJAJClkClkFF-AClkClockClKClKAClKFigure 11.56 Problem 7.10. Refer to the three-bit counter arrangement of Fig. 11.57. Determine its count sequence and alsodetermine whether the counter is self-starting. (A counter is self-starting if it automatically goesto one of the desired states with subsequent clock pulse in case it lands itself accidentally into anyof the undesired states.)000, 001, 010, 011, 100, 000, ; not self startingCB1ACJBJAJClkClkClkCKBKKFigure 11.57 Problem 10.Further Reading1. Langholz, G., Mott, J. L. and Kandel, A (1998) Foundations of Digital Logic Design, World Scientific Publ.Co. Inc., NJ, USA.2. Cook, N. P. (2003) Practical Digital Electronics, Prentice-Hall, NJ, USA.