[sdiy] 4027 flip-flop weirdness
Scott Gravenhorst
music.maker at gte.net
Mon Mar 9 18:36:20 CET 2009
Karl Ekdahl <elektrodwarf at yahoo.se> wrote:
>
>Hi list, i have a strange problem; i can't get a 4027 flip-flop
>to behave like a flip-flop. I've got J & K high, SD & CD low, and
>i feed CP with a debounced positive-going signal. All i get is a
>high Q while CP is high, and then a low Q as soon as CP goes low.
>Am i missing something here? I've tried several ICs with no luck
>BUT i do have a version i did a week or two ago that works like a
>charm. I also tried decoupling my power-rails but to no avail...
>
Are you _100%_ sure that your clock is really debounced? Is it slewing
fast enough when it changes state?
What I would do - use a nice square wave oscillator with an output that
conforms to the logic standard to drive your clock input. Then watch
the Q output with a scope, it should be exactly 1/2 the frequency of
the input clock. If that works, then the flip flop is toggling and
your debounce needs work.
-- ScottG
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