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1. The initial state of MOD-16 down counter is 0110. What state will it be after 37 clock pulses?





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  • By: guest on 01 Jun 2017 11.52 pm
    A mod-16 counter goes through 16 states in one cycle of 16 Pulses. It complete 2 cycles in 32 Pulses. In the rest 5 Pulses, it moves down from 0110 = 610 - 510 = 110 or (001)2 .
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