Once the reaction time experiment in your MakeCode micro:bit program is complete, Review the tutorial video to make sure you've completed all the steps correctly.
<h3>What is reaction time experiment?</h3>
A reaction time experiment is known to be one that has different set of neural processes. This experiment is known to be one that has been set up to measure or look into the response time for something that one can see.
Note that when the reaction time experiment in your MakeCode micro:bit program is complete, it is better to go over the tutorial video to be sure you that you have completed all the steps correctly.
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<span>Its very simple. All you have to do is short J and K inputs i.e. same inputs go into both J and K.
</span><span>Actually T flip flop is the special case of J-K flip flop when both the inputs of J-K flip flop are equal to 1 ( or logic high) j=k=1. Know electronics has well explained about its designing. A very good use of this flip flop or J=K=1 condition is in counters.
</span><span>The J-K flip flop is universal and can be used to make any of the other times.
I agree with know electronics and VKP that it can be used in counters.
Adding the practical use of conversion here .
When you are working on ASIC or SOC Design, In the ECO stage if you want T or D flipflop
and you have only JK flipflops then this conversion techniques can be helpful.
similarly MUX conversions are helpful in realizing computational gates</span>
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