Shift Register (SISO Mode)

Digital Electronics: Shift Register (SISO Mode)
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Hi Neso, what happends if not all bits you want to store is the same, for example "1010" ?

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Thanks for your presentation. It would be better to understand if you use input with the same bit. For example, 1010

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9:31 but to get the entire output of 1111 shifted out we would need eight clock pulses right? Because we can only see Q0 as the output then after 4 clock pulses the o/p would be 1 but as we go from 4 to 8 pulses we would get 1,1,1,1 as the o/p of Q0.

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I think we'll need 7 clock, actually for n FFs, we need n clock for storing i/p, and (n-1) for taking o/p. So, total will be 2n-1

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Siso output is take last flipflop. Q0. So after four clock pulse again 3 clock added. We get out/p is at Q0

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does the siso register store this data for long and whenever we want the output we request it, or the output comes out as soon as the signal is applied? if it's the second case then what would it benefit us if the output signal is equal to the input but just delayed by few micro-seconds?

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Thanks for the explanation but I have a question. Do we really need only N clocks for an N bit SISO register? Since we are tapping the output only at the end. Someone help me understand better

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Actually 2n-1 clock pulses are required as we are taking the output at the end

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