from BinPy.Gates import Connector from BinPy.tools.oscilloscope import Oscilloscope import time # In[2]: # A clock of 1 hertz frequency With initial value as 0 clock = Clock(0, 1) clock.start() clk_conn = clock.A # In[3]: # Initializing Binary Counter with 2 bits and clock_conn b = BinaryCounter(2, clk_conn) # Initializing the Oscillioscope o = Oscilloscope((clk_conn, 'CLK'), (b.out[0], 'MSB'), (b.out[1], 'LSB')) # Starting the oscillioscope o.start() # Set scale by trial and error. o.setScale(0.15) # Set the width of the oscilloscope [ To fit the ipython Notebook ] o.setWidth(100) # In[4]:
import time # In[2]: # A clock of 1 hertz frequency With initial value as 0 clock = Clock(0, 1) clock.start() clk_conn = clock.A # In[3]: # Initializing Binary Counter with 2 bits and clock_conn b = BinaryCounter(2, clk_conn) # Initializing the Oscillioscope o = Oscilloscope((clk_conn, 'CLK'), (b.out[0], 'MSB'), (b.out[1], 'LSB')) # Starting the oscillioscope o.start() # Set scale by trial and error. o.setScale(0.15) # Set the width of the oscilloscope [ To fit the ipython Notebook ] o.setWidth(100) # In[4]:
# Example for Binary Counter a 2 bit counter.
from __future__ import print_function
from BinPy.tools.digital import Clock
from BinPy.Sequential.counters import BinaryCounter
from BinPy.Gates import Connector
# Initialize the clock
clock = Clock(1, 1)
clock.start()
# A clock of 1 hertz frequency
clk_conn = clock.A
b = BinaryCounter(clk_conn)
print('INITIAL STATE')
print(b.state())
print('TRIGGERING THE COUNTER SEQUENTIALLY')
for i in range(5):
b.trigger()
print(b.state())
# Example for Binary Counter a 2 bit counter.
from __future__ import print_function
from BinPy.tools.digital import Clock
from BinPy.Sequential.counters import BinaryCounter
from BinPy.Gates import Connector
# Initialize the clock
clock = Clock(1, 1)
clock.start()
# A clock of 1 hertz frequency
clk_conn = clock.A
b = BinaryCounter(clk_conn)
print ('INITIAL STATE')
print (b.state())
print ('TRIGGERING THE COUNTER SEQUENTIALLY')
for i in range(5):
b.trigger()
print (b.state())