Ldica Unit Vi - Part II
Ldica Unit Vi - Part II
UNIT VI
UNIT-VI
Flip Flop
Latch
Applications
Decoration purpose
Communication
When the clock signal rises, the input data is sampled and
stored in the first flip-flop.
The register has one input line called the serial input (SI)
and parallel output lines (Q0, Q1, Q2, etc.) corresponding to
each flip-flop.
Parallel Outputs: The parallel outputs (Q0, Q1, Q2, etc.) provide access to the
stored data in the shift register. Each flip-flop’s output is connected to a separate
output line, enabling simultaneous access to the stored data bits.
Clock Signal: The clock signal (CLK) synchronizes the shifting of data within the
shift register. Typically, the clock edge triggers the transfer of data from one flip-
flop to the next. The rising or falling edge of the clock signal can be used,
depending on the specific implementation and requirements.
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Applications
1. Data Storage and Buffering: SIPO shift registers are used as temporary storage buffers
for data transfer between different devices operating at different speeds. They allow
serial data to be converted into parallel data, ensuring smooth communication between
different components of a system.
3. Address Decoding: SIPO shift registers are used for address decoding in memory
devices and microprocessors. They allow efficient selection of memory locations and
enable data retrieval or storage based on the specific address.
4. Control Systems: In control systems, shift registers are utilized to store and shift control
signals, enabling sequential operations and timing synchronization. They are often used
for generating timing sequences, control signals, and state machine implementations.
• Sensor Data Acquisition: In sensor systems where data from multiple sensors is collected
simultaneously, a PISO shift register can be used to acquire and output the data in a
sequential manner. This allows for efficient processing and analysis of the sensor readings.
• Serial-to-Parallel Conversion: PISO shift registers can also be used to convert serial data
into parallel format. By loading the serial data into the shift register and then outputting it in
parallel, PISO shift registers enable interfacing between serial and parallel systems.
• Data Logging: PISO shift registers can serve as data logging elements where data from
different sources is sequentially stored and later accessed for analysis or further processing.
Unlike other shift registers that deal with serial input and
output, the parallel loading and output capabilities of a
PIPO shift register make it a powerful tool in many digital
systems.
• Data Transfer: PIPO shift registers are used in applications where data
needs to be transferred from one location to another in a fast manner. By
loading the data in parallel and then outputting it simultaneously, PIPO
shift registers facilitate high-speed data transmission.
Except for this, all the other things are the same.
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Ring counter circuit
It has 2n states.
No input required.
Reset output by CLR=0
Disable CLR
Connect NOT gate between
Qa and Lin
Start clock
Ripple Counter
Synchronous Counter.
Connect CLR=LOAD=ENT=ENP =1
And apply clock
After 1111 counter repeat from 0101. It means when RCO =1 then load
input data. [LOAD=0]
Check the output and find 10 1010 then clear the output
by CLR = 0
Check the output and find 12 1100 then load the input by
LOAD = 0