DIGI-210 Review 2 Counters, Coders, Monos ©Paul Godin

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DIGI-210 Review 2 Counters, Coders, Monos ©Paul Godin Created September 2007 Last edit Sept 2009

Determine the truncating state and the modulus of the following active-high up counters (1):

Determine the truncating state and the modulus of the following active-high up counters (2):

Determine the Count Direction (1)

Determine the Count Direction (2)

Determine the output states of the following devices 1 1 1 1 1

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Configure the following counter as a divide-by-6 (indicate the connections) Image from Texas Instruments

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