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07/26/2008 3:47 PM

what is shift right register
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07/27/2008 8:13 AM

Hmmmm a register holds a number of bits in series.

Clocking the register will move those serial bits to the right, that is in binary the value will be divided by two every time the register is clocked.

Depending on the type of register the bits (data) can be read and loaded either in parallel or serially.

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