why is the 555 timer needed for parts b,c,d OBJECTIVE:The objective of this experiment is to gain knowledge of sequentialcircuits. You will use fip-flops to design up and down counters and will alsodesign a control crout to get the desired sequence of counting. You willbecome familiar with 555 timer and use it to generate pulses.DESIGN REQUIREMENTS:a. Design a clock pulse generator using 555 timer as shown.b. Using 3 fip-flops, design a 4 bit binary down counter. Verify thecounting sequence by connecting LED's to the outputs.c. Modify the above circult to get a 4-bit binary up-counter. Verify thecounting sequence by using LED's connected to the outputsd. Using the above binary up counter, design a counter with a sequence: 0,1, 2, 3, 4, 5 by adding an additional control circuit. Verity the countingsequence by using LED'S connected to the outputse. (optional) You may connect the decoder and display, which you havedesigned in experimenta 3. too verify your outputsf. (optional) In addition, you may get an IC counter (eg 7490) andImplement the circuit a, b, and cusing this IC. Further, you can connect thedecoder to the counter and display it as indicated in paragraph eNOTE: See data for actual 555 pin numbering. Here in numberingrearranged to simplify schematic drawing so pin a's are not in sequence.CLOCK PIASE GENERASSAeverytSaur445COLA

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OBJECTIVE: The objective of this experiment is to gain knowledge of sequential outs. You will use fip-flops to design up and down counters and will also design a contralorout to get the desired sequence of counting. You will become familiar with 555 timer and use it to generate pulses DESIGN REQUIREMENTS: & Design a clock pulse generator using 555 timer as shown b. Using fip-flops, design a 4bit binary down counter. Verify the counting sequence by connecting LED's to the outputs Modify the above crout to get a 4-bit binary up-counter. Verify the counting sequence by using LED's connected to the outputs 4. Using the above binary so counter, design a counter with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 by adding an additional control crut. Verty the counting sequence by using LED'S connected to the outputs (optional) You may connect t t (open) implement the ora veppe Mer NOTE: See data for and wing unter and disp (7490) and Further,

OBJECTIVE: The objective of this experiment is to gain knowledge of sequential outs. You will use fip-flops to design up and down counters and will also design a contralorout to get the desired sequence of counting. You will become familiar with 555 timer and use it to generate pulses DESIGN REQUIREMENTS: & Design a clock pulse generator using 555 timer as shown b. Using fip-flops, design a 4bit binary down counter. Verify the counting sequence by connecting LED's to the outputs Modify the above crout to get a 4-bit binary up-counter. Verify the counting sequence by using LED's connected to the outputs 4. Using the above binary so counter, design a counter with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 by adding an additional control crut. Verty the counting sequence by using LED'S connected to the outputs (optional) You may connect t t (open) implement the ora veppe Mer NOTE: See data for and wing unter and disp (7490) and Further,

Electric Motor Control

10th Edition

ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter22: Sequence Control

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6SQ: Draw a symbol for a solid-state logic element AND.

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