A basic principle of operation of the synchronous counter is:
A) The J- K inputs are connected so that J = 0, K = 1 so they can toggle on a specific clock pulse.
B) The J- K inputs are connected so that only those flip- flops that are supposed to toggle or a given clock pulse will have J = K = 1.
C) The J- K inputs are connected so that ALL flip- flops will have J - K = 1 so they can toggle on each input clock pulse.
D) The J = K inputs are connected so that every other flip- flop will have J = K = 1 so they can toggle on the input clock pulse.

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Synchronous counters are designed so that only the flip-flops that need to toggle for a given clock pulse have their J and K inputs set to 1. This ensures precise control over which flip-flops change state with each clock pulse, allowing for predictable counting sequences.

A Basic Principle of Operation of the Synchronous Counter Is