Circuit with an integrated FLIP FLOP

[tnnelectro]

Hello everyone,

I have to make a small circuit with an integrated FLIP FLOP that has this function:

1. pin A and B input to 1, pin C output goes to 1
2. when pin A is 1 and pin B is 0, pin C goes to 0 and remains there even if pin B returns to 1
3. pin C returns to 1 only when pin A goes from 1 to 0 and then to 1 again and with pin B to 1

how could I do? Help thanks.

 

[(*steve*)]

Take a look at the operations of a couple of flip flops and see if you can find a match.

Remember that there are quite a few inputs, and A/B could be any two, and the output C could be either of the outputs. If there are more than 2 inputs your going to have to figure out what to do with the other inputs.

Have a close look at how the inputs are described. There is a clue there that will make your search a lot easier.

 

[AnalogKid]

Start by making a chart called a truth table with three columns: A and B for the inputs, and C for the output. List all possible combinations of A and B, and the resulting C condition for each one. Many flipflop datasheets have tables like this to summarize operations.

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[tnnelectro]

Can you give me an example of circuit ...

At power on, C goes to 1 if A and B are at 1.
After if B goes from 1 to 0, C goes to 0 and stays there until there is a reset of the circuit….

I hope this is clearer …

 

[(*steve*)]

Not clearer at all.

I understood the original description (did you?)

What types of flip-flops are you familiar with?

 

[Harald Kapp]

Looks like homework, so I moved this thread.

Why is there a timing involved in the table in post #4? Timing is not part of your description and needs additional circuitry to achieve.

Your flip-flop obviously has a SET function and a RESET function.That should get you started.

 

[tnnelectro]

Could I kindly have an example of a circuit to start from?
this is the state diagram

 

[(*steve*)]

Do you know what a flip-flop is?

 

[tnnelectro]

Do you know what a flip-flop is?

an elementary circuit able to maintain the state in which it is found, or change it based on the inputs ..

I don't have much experience about it ...
But is the diagram clear?

 

[Harald Kapp]

But is the diagram clear?

If you label the states and the transitions with the correct signals associated, then yes.

Learn about flip-flops, start e.g. here for an introduction.

 

[tnnelectro]

If you label the states and the transitions with the correct signals associated, then yes.

but I reviewed them but for me they are correct ...

However, in the meantime, it made it simpler, that is, with the evergreen NE555 and two transistors ...

What do you think?

 

[Harald Kapp]

What do you think?

If the circuit works (I have no time to analyze it in detail), it is a solution to the original task description. It is very likely not the answer your instructor is looking for. You should really read up on flip-flops.

 

[Nanren888]

Your original description does not seem to have any concept of time. That is, some aspects are instantaneous, these input cause that to happen, others ate remembering state until something happens. Your circuit appears to have a one-second timer in it. Not clear that his has anything to do with your original request.
Is the 555 intended to debounce your switch?
The description just talks about levels, 0 and 1, rather than switches.
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Result:
Did you have a look at the flip-fop references as suggested above?