Counters are fundamental digital circuits used in sequential logic for counting purposes. They are broadly classified into two types: Synchronous Counters and Asynchronous Counters. Understanding… Read More »Difference Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Counters
An Asynchronous Counter, also known as a Ripple Counter, is a type of digital counter where the clock signal is applied to only the first… Read More »4 Bit Asynchronous Counters: Working and Applications
A 4-bit synchronous counter using JK flip-flops is a sequential circuit that counts in a binary sequence (0000 to 1111), with all flip-flops receiving the… Read More »4 Bit Synchronous Counters: Working and Applications
CD4029 is a Synchronous, Programmable, Presettable, 4 Bit Up/Down & Binary/Decade counter which is very much similar to the IC 74193, However, there is one… Read More »CD4029 Binary/Decade & UP/Down Counter
IC74163 Integrated Presettable Synchronous 4-bit Modulo-16 Up counter. The IC is a synchronous counter as all 4 flip-flops are integrated into the same chip &… Read More »IC74163 Pin Diagram, Truth Table & Counter Circuit
In this article, we will see 74160 IC you can see 74160 BCD Counter Circuit Diagram. It is a 16 pin BCD counter with a… Read More »74160 BCD Counter Circuit Diagram
