BIDRECTIONAL SHIFT REGISTER

I need help resetting my bidrectional shift register.

my task was to create a Christmas controller that turned on LED lights right and left directions. But instead of LED lights, a timing diagram is used and a high or low will help identify if its ON.

My professor wants to see 2 full cycle, but because I don't know how to reset the 1 back into the circuit, I am lost.

Please help me

by Willmah
September 17, 2024

2 Answers

Answer by TRISTANP

+1 vote
by TRISTANP
September 18, 2024

Try something like the attached, using the inverse of all the Q's through inverters and AND gates gives you your first HIGH to start the cycle. you can then mirror this to the other direction. Hope this helps

by TRISTANP
September 18, 2024

Answer by KimberlyJReynolds

I appreciate you sharing those insights on resetting the bidirectional shift register. Your breakdown of the process, including the use of control signals, the design considerations for recirculating the '1', and the FSM implementation, is incredibly helpful. It provides a clear roadmap for managing the LED shifting cycles effectively. This approach will definitely enhance the Christmas controller project! Being a student in Environmental Science, I had a lot of coursework piling up, and I didn’t know how I was going to get everything done. I decided to use https://ukwritings.com/do-my-coursework to help with one of my assignments, and I’m so glad I did! The writer was professional and delivered high-quality work. The paper was well-organized and insightful, which helped me secure a good grade. I’ll definitely be using this service again.

+1 vote
by KimberlyJReynolds
October 19, 2024

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