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Below are a few ideas for some logic circuits.
It’s easy to design logic circuits. Simply draw up a truth table, showing what the output should be for each combination of the input, then use Karnaugh Maps to simplify the boolean expressions, then draw the logic diagram…
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Electronic Dice:
The combinational logic decodes the input and displays the count in a dice pattern. Use the 0 to 5 Synchronous counter below to provide the input (increase the clock frequency so you can’t see the dice rolling).
7 Segment decoder:
Decodes the 4 bit input to display 0 to 9. Use the Asynchronous counter below as the input. Note that the counter counts 0 to F, and the decoder only decodes 0 to 9.
Full Adder:
Takes two bits and adds them. For more bits, connect the Cout to Cin of the next stage.
Synchronous Counter (0 to 5):
Uses JK flip flops to count from 0 to 5.
Asyncronous Counter (0 to F):
Uses D type flip flops to count from 0 to F.