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What is a Mod-N Counter?

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MOD-N counter means a binary counter which will count N states. So now the question is what is MOD? The full name of MOD is Modular. That means the state is changing after increasing the value 1. So Mod-N counter will count [0-(n-1)].
Example: Mod-6 counter means it will count 0-5. and we have to make the combination of 6 into combination of 0 using clear and preset button.
 

MOD-N counter means a binary counter which will count N states. So now the question is what is MOD? The full name of MOD is Modular. That means the state is changing after increasing the value 1. So Mod-N counter will count [0-(n-1)].
Example: Mod-6 counter means it will count 0-5. and we have to make the combination of 6 into combination of 0 using clear and preset button.

You aren't posing a question.

Maybe you need to read about modular arithmetic.
 

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