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What's the relation between input and output frequency in this image?

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Hi all,

Please go through the attached image. Here the question is to find the relation between input and output frequency.. If you get the answer plz post it..

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sp3
 

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sp3 said:
Hi all,

Please go through the attached image. Here the question is to find the relation between input and output frequency.. If you get the answer plz post it..

Thanks,
sp3

what ur expecting can u clarify .

r u expecting to find the difference in freq?
 

Re: Digital Qusetion

Hi Vikram,

It is the relation between i/p clk signal and o/p signal that is required.

Wrt attachment, let's say i/p clk is Fin and and output signal is Fout ,

then Fout = (?) Fin

We need to find the relation ( ? mark as above)..

Thanks,
sp3
 

Re: Digital Question

Well Vikram,
I think the difference is not in Frequency, The difference b/w ip and op is the delay which causes DFF.
 

Re: Digital Question

Answer is
Fout = 3/2 fin
 

Re: Digital Question

Hi all,

I tried to work it out, and found that Fout = (1/2) Fin with duty cycle =25%. I still not sure about it. If have any comments then plz post :)

Thanks,
sp3
 

Re: Digital Question

hi,
easiest and most realiable check is: compile & simulate your example :)

 

Re: Digital Question

Looking at J_andr's post , I can say that Fout = (3/2) Fin. Thanks a lot :)

Nand_gates you are correct..

Thank You all for your replies :)

Thanks,
sp3
 

Re: Digital Question

may be I'm blind, but I see the factor 2/3, not 3/2 ...
 

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