GATE EE 1995 | Sequential Circuits Question 24 | Digital Electronics

GATE EE 1995

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For a $$J$$-$$K$$ flip-flop its $$J$$ input is tied to its own $$Q$$ output and its $$K$$ input is connected to its own $$Q$$ output. If the flip-flop is fed with a clock of frequency $$1$$ $$MHz,$$ its $$Q$$ output frequency will be ______________

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