dE_logics
Newbie level 3
Hi.
For some reason I've been thrown back to electronics, and I'm stuck at JK flip flops again (To explicitly state, I'm SICK of analyzing 11001000100111 again and again).
I don't understand why any of the resources on the internet don't point to the fact that each and every output of the JK flip-flop depends on the previous outputs, weather J, K is 1, 0; 0 or 1; 0 or 0; or 1, 1. According to my analysis, it depends on both J, K and Q, Q'.
Another obvious question that arises from here is that what's the default value do I assume of Q and Q'?
JK flip-flop appear to be the backbone of everything, so I'm forced to know it.
Also (although I know this's the wrong place to ask), do we have any good circuit analysis software for Linux?
For some reason I've been thrown back to electronics, and I'm stuck at JK flip flops again (To explicitly state, I'm SICK of analyzing 11001000100111 again and again).
I don't understand why any of the resources on the internet don't point to the fact that each and every output of the JK flip-flop depends on the previous outputs, weather J, K is 1, 0; 0 or 1; 0 or 0; or 1, 1. According to my analysis, it depends on both J, K and Q, Q'.
Another obvious question that arises from here is that what's the default value do I assume of Q and Q'?
JK flip-flop appear to be the backbone of everything, so I'm forced to know it.
Also (although I know this's the wrong place to ask), do we have any good circuit analysis software for Linux?