Design a 4-Bit Truncated Sequence Counter (Using JK Flip Flops) @ElectronXLab
Design a 4-Bit Truncated Sequence Counter (Using JK Flip Flops)  @ElectronXLab
Uploaded March 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I go through the process of designing a counter that counts from 0-9. With four bits, you could make a counter that counts from 0-15, so this is a counter with a truncated sequence. The design for this counter is done using JK flip flops and is a fairly involved process. The design itself is not extremely difficult, it can just take a while because there are several steps and there are 4 bits, so the J and K inputs to four flip flops must be determined.
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