D-Flip-Flop

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02:04:12

Well the D Flip-Flop has (in my case) a frequency input of 1kHz and a frequency output of 500 Hz. That is because the D Flip-Flop has an "own current"... What i mean is every time when you power it it changed the HIGH and LOW thing:)... 

So... I'll write it so that you can understand it better...

Current: On
Flip-Flop:On
Current:Off
Flip-Flop:On
Current:On
Flip-Flop:Off
Current:Off
Flip-Flop:Off
Current:On
Flip-Flop:On                    ... And so on...

Enjoy :)

published 9 years ago

erikjohanson2003

9 years ago

You can also say that the logic train 'toggles' the output. You could replace the input with a push button and it would act like a click-pen I guess.

Benb0456

9 years ago

Hey! Don't copy my 'curved saw wave generator' this is a copyright violation

Smates133

9 years ago

Sorry @erikjohansln2003 my english is not the best :) Thank you and sorry @Benb0456 i didn't know that.

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