How to alternate 2 flip flops with 2 clocks?

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To alternate between two flip-flops, F1 and F2, using two clocks, C1 and C2, the design requires specific logic conditions. When clock C1 goes high, it should set F1 high and F2 low, while clock C2 should set F2 high and F1 low when it goes high. In cases where both clocks go high simultaneously, C2 takes precedence. The discussion requests a detailed implementation, including a truth table, state transition map, and Karnaugh map to visualize the logic. A clear design will ensure the proper functioning of the flip-flops based on the clock signals.
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I've got two flip-flops, F1 and F2.
And a clock C1. Every time the C1 goes High, it should drive F1 high and F2 low.
There's a slower clock, C2. When C2 goes High, it should drive F2 high and F1 low.
If C1 and C2 go high at the same time, C2 wins.

How to do this?

Thank You.
 
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johny radio said:
Hello

I've got two flip-flops, F1 and F2.
And a clock C1. Every time the C1 goes High, it should drive F1 high and F2 low.
There's a slower clock, C2. When C2 goes High, it should drive F2 high and F1 low.
If C1 and C2 go high at the same time, C2 wins.

How to do this?

Thank You.

Truth table, state transition map, Karnaugh map, implementation. Please show us your work. :-)
 
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