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The characteristic equation of a T flip-flop is : The symbols used have the usual meaning.

A T flip-flop holds its state when T = 0 and toggles when T = 1, so its next state is \(Q_{n+1} = T \oplus Q_n = T\bar{Q}_n + \bar{T}Q_n\). The expression T + Qₙ fails…

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The characteristic equation of a T flip-flop is :
The symbols used have the usual meaning.

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A T flip-flop holds its state when T = 0 and toggles when T = 1, so its next state is Qn+1=T⊕Qn=TQˉn+TˉQnQ_{n+1} = T \oplus Q_n = T\bar{Q}_n + \bar{T}Q_n. The expression T + Qₙ fails because with T = 1 it always gives 1 instead of toggling, and TQₙ fails because with T = 0 it gives 0 instead of holding.

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