Schematic Design Of D-Latch and D-Flip Flop
Schematic Design of D-Latch : Positive Level
Components Required -
Circuit Connections -
- Drag the inverters and multiplexer to the workspace
- The D and Clk inputs are connected to the upper node of MUX
- Right node of MUX is connected to inverter 1's input node and inverter 1's output node is connected to the inverter 2's input node
- Left node of MUX is connected to inverter 2's output
- Output node of inverter 1 is connected to Q bar
Observations -
- On clicking "validate" option after completing the circuit (assuming all connections are done correctly) you should see a graph under the observations tab
- Observe the fluctuations occurring
- By default, the input has been set to 1 and the corresponding output observed is 0. To check otherwise, double-click the input.
Schematic Design of Negative Edge Triggered D Flip-Flop
Components Required -
- 1 Clk
- 1 Clk_bar
- 2 Latches
Circuit Connections -
- Drag the Clk, Clk_bar and Latches to the workspace
- Connect the top node of both latch 1 and latch 2 to Clk and Clk_bar respctively
- Connect the input terminal to left node of Latch 1 and right node of Latch 1 is subsequently connected to Latch 2
- Connect the output terminal to the right node of Latch 2
Observations -
- On clicking "validate" option after completing the circuit (assuming all connections are done correctly) you should see a graph under the observations tab
- Observe the fluctuations occurring
Schematic Design of Positive Edge Triggered D Flip-Flop
Components Required -
- 1 Clk
- 1 Clk_bar
- 2 Latches
Circuit Connections -
- Drag the Clk, Clk_bar and Latches to the workspace
- Connect the top node of both latch 1 and latch 2 to Clk_bar and Clk respctively
- Connect the input terminal to left node of Latch 1 and right node of Latch 1 is subsequently connected to Latch 2
- Connect the output terminal to the right node of Latch 2
Observations -
- On clicking "validate" option after completing the circuit (assuming all connections are done correctly) you should see a graph under the observations tab
- Observe the fluctuations occurring.