LTSpice Clock signal distortion

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Clock signal distortion in LTSpice when using D flip-flops may be caused by excessive loading on the output. To mitigate this issue, inserting buffers between the counter output and the connected circuits is recommended. Additionally, sharing the LTSpice schematic and results can help diagnose the problem further. Proper circuit design and component selection are crucial for maintaining signal integrity. Addressing these factors can help resolve the distortion issue effectively.
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I made a counter using Dflop in Ltspice. But when I am using the count bits as signal to other circuits the clock signal is getting distorted. Why is this happening? How can I overcome this problem?
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Salil
 
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You might be loading the Dflops too much. Try putting buffers between the counter output bits and whatever circuit they are driving.
 
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can you post your LTSpice schematic and results showing the distorted clock?
 
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