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3(a): Consider the following circuit, which uses two D flip-flops with falling edge triggers along with -bit full adder. The flip-flops are controlled by a single clock, C.
Suppose C, Q0 and Q1 all initially have the value 0.
- First, fill in the blanks in the "i " = 0 (initial state)" row to show the values of D0 and D1 at this initial time (assume the results of the adder have had time to stabilize) .
- Next, show the values of Q0 , Q1, D0 , and D1 once they have stabilized after the ith falling edge of the clock, where i ranges from 1 to 4. Note that both the A and Carry In inputs of the adder are (Q not ) Q'0 not Q0
- None of these first four rows should be the exactly the same.
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