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logical clock or countersdoes anyone know anything about logical clock or counters.
I need one to compare elements in memory thanks =) kandi |
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Re: logical clock or countersHi kandi,
I dont understand exactly what you mean. Is it related to digital circuits? If it is, then here is some information: A clock is a repetitive binary signal with a defined period that is composed of 0 and 1 phases. In addition to a defined period, a clock also has a certain duty cycle, the ratio of the duration of its 0 and 1 phases to the overall period. An ideal clock has a 50/50 duty cycle, indicating that its period is divided evenly between the two states. Clocks regulate the operation of a digital system by allowing time for new results to be calculated by logic gates and then capturing the results in flip-flops. You can find more information about clock in this link: Digital Clock What is a counter? Here is the web definition of counter: Quote:
You can find more information about counters in this link: Counter Or by searching through the google.. Cheers, Paramesh. __________________
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