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Understanding MOD Counters or Cascaded Counter Circuits

January 19, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

A counter mainly works by adding one to its value every time it gets a pulse from the clock signal. When a counter counts up in response to the clock, we say it is in “count-up” mode. If it counts down instead, we call that “count-down” mode. There are also special counters that can do […]

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How Bidirectional Counters Work

January 12, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

A bidirectional counter is a synchronous binary counter that can count both up and down. We can use it to count towards a specific value or back to zero. We can count upwards from zero to a preset value. Sometimes we also need to count down from a defined value to zero. This feature allows […]

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