Question5. Design a G-L flip-flop that behaves as follows: If , the flip-flop does not change its output state. If , the next output state is equal to . a. Derive the characteristic equation of the G-L flip-flop. b. Convert J-K flip-flop to G-L flip-flop.
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STEP 1
1. The G-L flip-flop is a type of flip-flop with inputs G and L.
2. The behavior of the G-L flip-flop is defined by the conditions given in the problem.
3. The J-K flip-flop is a known type of flip-flop with inputs J and K.
STEP 2
1. Derive the characteristic equation of the G-L flip-flop.
2. Convert the J-K flip-flop to a G-L flip-flop.
STEP 3
To derive the characteristic equation of the G-L flip-flop, analyze the behavior based on the given conditions:
- If , the flip-flop retains its current state, .
- If , the next state is determined by the input , so .
Combine these conditions into a single equation:
This is the characteristic equation of the G-L flip-flop.
STEP 4
To convert a J-K flip-flop to a G-L flip-flop, use the characteristic equation derived in STEP_1 and the characteristic equation of the J-K flip-flop:
The characteristic equation of the J-K flip-flop is:
To match the G-L flip-flop behavior, equate the two equations:
From this, determine the necessary conditions for J and K:
- When , and .
- When , and .
Thus, the conversion is:
The characteristic equation of the G-L flip-flop is:
And the conversion from J-K to G-L flip-flop is:
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