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A)  Design 0?379 count?up counter with BCD counter blocks if input clear signal is synchronous. B) Design...

A)  Design 0?379 count?up counter with BCD counter blocks if input clear signal is synchronous.

B) Design 0?379 count?up counter with BCD counter blocks if input clear signal is Asynchronous.

C) Design of 1/577 frequency divider with BCD count?up counters (Clear signal is Asynchronous)

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