Drawing D flip flop using T flip flop

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This discussion focuses on constructing a D flip-flop using a T flip-flop and combinational logic. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the relationship between these flip-flops and suggest creating a truth table to clarify the logic. The key takeaway is that any flip-flop can be implemented using another type, provided the correct logic gates (NOT, AND, OR, XOR, XNOR) are utilized to achieve the desired output.

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  • Understanding of flip-flops, specifically D and T flip-flops
  • Familiarity with combinational logic gates (NOT, AND, OR, XOR, XNOR)
  • Ability to construct and interpret truth tables
  • Basic knowledge of digital circuit design principles
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  • Research how to create truth tables for various flip-flops
  • Learn about the implementation of D flip-flops using T flip-flops
  • Explore the use of combinational logic in digital circuits
  • Study the design principles of sequential logic circuits
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Electronics students, digital circuit designers, and engineers interested in understanding flip-flop implementations and combinational logic applications.

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Draw a D flip-flop using a T flip flop and combinational logic




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- I'm not even sure where to start with something like this. I'm trying to figure out how they relate and how you would be able to use one to draw the other. I know that in the standard design for a T flip flop that it uses a D flip flop, but I don't know how you would draw a D using a T. Please help.
 
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snoggerT said:
Draw a D flip-flop using a T flip flop and combinational logic

The Attempt at a Solution



- I'm not even sure where to start with something like this. I'm trying to figure out how they relate and how you would be able to use one to draw the other. I know that in the standard design for a T flip flop that it uses a D flip flop, but I don't know how you would draw a D using a T. Please help.

Well, if you're allowed simple logic (NOT, AND, OR, XOR, XNOR, etc.), it's pretty simple.

Remember that any flip flop can be used to make any other type of flip flop. To figure out how to do this, write out a truth table with Q and \Q (Q-bar), the D input, and your desired Q_next and \Q_next. Then figure out when you need to toggle, and how to represent this simply using Q or \Q and D.
 
Thanks. that helped a lot.
 

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