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9.6: Exercises

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    1. Implement the D latch from Figure 9.3.6 using a breadboard.
    2. Implement the D latch to include an enable line using Logisim. The enable line will be used to control when the D latch is set, so it is only set if the clock and enable line are high.
    3. Implement the circuit from problem 2 using a breadboard.
    4. Implement the D latch to include a synchronous clear line using Logisim. A clear line will set the value of the D latch to 0 on the next clock pulse.
    5. Implement the circuit from problem 4 using a breadboard.
    6. Implement a D flip-flop using the 7475 chip, as in figure 9.3.9.
    7. Show that the circuits in Figure 9.4.3 and 9.4.4 have exactly the same number of gates.

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