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The T Flip-Flop is a flip-flop that can toggle its output. Toggling means switching its output to its opposite; 1 becomes 0, and 0 becomes 1. This type of flip-flop is often used in counters and frequency dividers. In this quickstart tutorial, you will learn how it works, its truth table, and how to build […]
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A breadboard is a simple and useful tool for connecting a circuit. It’s really useful for beginners as you can easily experiment and test out circuits without soldering. But it’s also useful for more experienced people since you can prototype an idea, or parts of a circuit, quickly. I often use breadboards in my work. […]
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When you connect capacitors in series, you connect them one after the other. And you can think of them as one capacitor with a value that is always lower than the lowest value. For example, if you connect three 300 µF in series, the combined capacitance becomes 100 µF. This can be useful for getting […]
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When you connect capacitors in parallel, you connect them alongside each other. And you can think of them as one capacitor with a higher value. You’ll find that value by adding the values of each capacitor. For example, if you connect three 1000 µF in parallel, the combined capacitance becomes 3000 µF. This can be […]
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The JK Flip-Flop is a type of flip-flop that can be set, reset, and toggled. It can be used for making counters, event detectors, frequency dividers, and much more. In this tutorial, you will learn how it works, its truth table, and how to build one with logic gates. What is a JK Flip-Flop? Flip-flops […]
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