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srihari_adem



Joined: 24 May 2007
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Post24 May 2007 7:23   

divide by 3 circuit


hi all,
can any body send how to design divide by 3 with 50% duty cycle. Is there any general method to design odd dividers with 50% duty cycle
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uditkumar1983



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Post24 May 2007 10:39   

divide by 3 clock


Hi
Ya surely general method is there for it ,
For making odd dividers with 50% duty :
First Design the circuit how much mod counter you want , then take two T flip flop 1 +ve edge triggered and 1 -ve edge triggered (assume initial state for both of them is 1) and apply "1" input to both F/F.
For +ve Edge triggered F/F enable it at : 0 .
For -ve Edge triggered F/F enable it at : [ (n(n-1))/2 ] +1 .

and give output of both FF to an Exor gate ... you will get desired output.

Regards
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amitgvlsijune06



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Post24 May 2007 11:11   

divide by 3 circuit with 50 duty cycle


Clock Dividers Made Easy
Mohit Arora..
a gud papers in which ull find alll the speciality of clock division.

Added after 15 minutes:

this paper is there in this forum itself search and have it.
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khaila



Joined: 14 Jan 2007
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Post24 May 2007 18:10   

divide by three counter


uditkumar1983 wrote:
Hi
Ya surely general method is there for it ,
For making odd dividers with 50% duty :
First Design the circuit how much mod counter you want , then take two T flip flop 1 +ve edge triggered and 1 -ve edge triggered (assume initial state for both of them is 1) and apply "1" input to both F/F.
For +ve Edge triggered F/F enable it at : 0 .
For -ve Edge triggered F/F enable it at : [ (n(n-1))/2 ] +1 .

and give output of both FF to an Exor gate ... you will get desired output.

Regards


The solution seems to be a tricky one.
May you explain what N is considered to???
What do you mean by ENABLED AT??? so you mean initialed with 0 or 1???
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svicent



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Post24 May 2007 18:45   

clock divide by 3


This note can help you:

"Odd Number Divide By Counters with 50% Outputs and Synchronous Clocks"

h**p://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/AND8001-D.PDF

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quan228228



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Post25 May 2007 3:33   

divide by three circuit


srihari_adem wrote:
hi all,
can any body send how to design divide by 3 with 50% duty cycle. Is there any general method to design odd dividers with 50% duty cycle



SNUG PAPER, CLOCK MADE EASY.


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i cant upload the file. Pls email me, if you want it.

quan228228(at)hotmail.com


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uditkumar1983



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Post25 May 2007 5:23   

divide by 3 with 50 duty cycle


[/quote]

The solution seems to be a tricky one.
May you explain what N is considered to???
What do you mean by ENABLED AT??? so you mean initialed with 0 or 1???[/quote]

Hi .
N => Mod of ur Counter
ex. For divide by 3 take N=3.

Enabled means Enabling of F/F .

so you mean initialed with 0 or 1??? =>ya initialied with '1'...

Any other comment ????

Regards
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khaila



Joined: 14 Jan 2007
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Post25 May 2007 6:13   

divide by 3 counter


uditkumar1983 wrote:


The solution seems to be a tricky one.
May you explain what N is considered to???
What do you mean by ENABLED AT??? so you mean initialed with 0 or 1???[/quote]

Hi .
N => Mod of ur Counter
ex. For divide by 3 take N=3.

Enabled means Enabling of F/F .

so you mean initialed with 0 or 1??? =>ya initialied with '1'...

Any other comment ????

Regards[/quote]


Thanx for the response but I still not satisfied with your explanations.
If I will substitute N=3 then the result as your equation is: 4
So what I can do with this value when you ask to enabled at 4!!!
It still not clear to me.

Please, Please, Please explain more.
It will be great if may discussed an example.
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bigrice911



Joined: 27 Apr 2004
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Post25 May 2007 6:22   

divide by 3 clock circuit


you have to use double edge of the clock if you want it implemented in syncronous design.
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uditkumar1983



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Post25 May 2007 6:57   

divide by 3 counter design


khaila wrote:
uditkumar1983 wrote:


The solution seems to be a tricky one.
May you explain what N is considered to???
What do you mean by ENABLED AT??? so you mean initialed with 0 or 1???


Hi .
N => Mod of ur Counter
ex. For divide by 3 take N=3.

Enabled means Enabling of F/F .

so you mean initialed with 0 or 1??? =>ya initialied with '1'...

Any other comment ????

Regards[/quote]


Thanx for the response but I still not satisfied with your explanations.
If I will substitute N=3 then the result as your equation is: 4
So what I can do with this value when you ask to enabled at 4!!!
It still not clear to me.

Please, Please, Please explain more.
It will be great if may discussed an example.[/quote]

Hi
Sorry For my mistake it is [(n-1)/2]+1.

take Exp. for divide by 3 with 50 % duty cycle ..
so make circuit for Mod 3 counter (synchronous)...
so state of this counter is 0 ,1 & 2.
so now +ve edge F/F enabled it at 0
-ve edge triggered F/F enabled it at [(3-1)/2]+1 = 2
so now take o/p of both FF and give to input of exor gate ...
at o/p of exor gate you will get "Divide by3 with 50% duty cycle "..

Regards

Added after 1 minutes:

Hi
any other comments ?? Welcome..

Regards
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no_mad



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Post25 May 2007 7:45   

divide by 3 counter circuit


Hi,

Please check out this old post.

http://www.edaboard.com/ftopic137386.html

Enjoy!

Hope it helps
-no_mad
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khaila



Joined: 14 Jan 2007
Posts: 118
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Post25 May 2007 17:01   

divide by 3 50% duty cycle


uditkumar1983 wrote:
khaila wrote:
uditkumar1983 wrote:


The solution seems to be a tricky one.
May you explain what N is considered to???
What do you mean by ENABLED AT??? so you mean initialed with 0 or 1???


Hi .
N => Mod of ur Counter
ex. For divide by 3 take N=3.

Enabled means Enabling of F/F .

so you mean initialed with 0 or 1??? =>ya initialied with '1'...

Any other comment ????

Regards



Thanx for the response but I still not satisfied with your explanations.
If I will substitute N=3 then the result as your equation is: 4
So what I can do with this value when you ask to enabled at 4!!!
It still not clear to me.

Please, Please, Please explain more.
It will be great if may discussed an example.[/quote]

Hi
Sorry For my mistake it is [(n-1)/2]+1.

take Exp. for divide by 3 with 50 % duty cycle ..
so make circuit for Mod 3 counter (synchronous)...
so state of this counter is 0 ,1 & 2.
so now +ve edge F/F enabled it at 0
-ve edge triggered F/F enabled it at [(3-1)/2]+1 = 2
so now take o/p of both FF and give to input of exor gate ...
at o/p of exor gate you will get "Divide by3 with 50% duty cycle "..

Regards

Added after 1 minutes:

Hi
any other comments ?? Welcome..

Regards[/quote]

Coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Thanx very much!!!
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