Flops Objects

FFD

FFD is a D style flip-flop. The D flip-flop has two digital inputs and a single digital output. Pin 1 is the data input, and pin 2 is the clock input. When the clock input goes from false to true, the output is set to whatever value is on the data input.

FFJK

FFJK is a JK flip-flop.

FFJKPC

FFJKPC is a JK flip-flop with an edge triggered preset and clear.

FFJKPCL

FFJKPCL is a JK flip-flop with a level sensitive preset and clear.

FFT

FFT is a T style flip-flop. The T flip-flop has two digital inputs and a single digital output. Pin 1 is the data input, and pin 2 is the clock input. When the clock input goes from false to true, the output is toggled only when the data input is also true.

LATCH3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11

LATCH3 is a radio control latch with 3 digital inputs and outputs. LATCH4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11 are similar, just with 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11 inputs and outputs respectively.

LATCH3STEP, 4, 5

LATCH3STEP is a radio control latch with 3 digital inputs and outputs and a stepper. LATCH4STEP and LATCH5STEP are similar, just with 4 and 5 inputs and outputs respectively.

LATCHANALOG

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SETRESET

SETRESET object has two digital inputs and a single digital output. Whenever the set input is true, the output is set to true also. The output will remain true even after the set input goes false. When the reset input goes true, the output is set to false. If both the set and reset inputs are true at the same time, the output will be false.

SETRESETEDGE

SETRESETEDGE is similar to the SETRESET object, except that the inputs are edge triggered. When the set input goes from false to true, the output is set to true. When the reset input goes from false to true, the output set to false. If both go true at the same time, the output is set to false.

STEPPER3, 4, 5, 6, 8

STEPPER3 is a stepper with 3 outputs. *STEPPER3* has a single digital input and three digital outputs. When the input goes true, the first output will also go true. When the input goes false, the first output goes false. The next time the input goes true, the second input will go true. This cycle continues all the way to the third input and then back around the first input again. STEPPER4, 5, 6 and 8 are similar, just with 4, 5, 6 and 8 outputs respectively.

TOGGLE, TOGGLE3, 4, 5

TOGGLE is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output. TOGGLE object is the most basic of the flops. It has a single digital input and a single digital output. Whenever the input goes from false to true, the output is toggled. Nothing happens when the input goes from true to false. TOGGLE3, 4, 5 are similar, just with 3, 4 and 5 outputs respectively.

TOGGLEOFF

TOGGLEOFF is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output and force off.

TOGGLEOFFON

TOGGLEOFFON is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output and force off and force on.

TOGGLEOFFONEN

TOGGLEOFFONEN is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output and force off, force on and an enable output signal.

TOGGLEON

TOGGLEON is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output and force on.

TOGGLERESTORE

TOGGLERESTORE is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output and force off, force on and the ability to restore to the last toggled state.

TOGGLESAVE, TOGGLESAVE4

TOGGLESAVE is an edge triggered toggle with 1 output and force off, force on and a save and load function. TOGGLESAVE4 is similar, just with 4 save and load functions.

softwarepub/e-logic/manual/logic_objects/flops/flops_objects.txt · Last modified: 2013/08/21 12:14 by j_gare
 
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