What is the difference between a progressive counter and a regressive counter? a) A progressive counter starts at zero and increases its content ...
What is the difference between a progressive counter and a regressive counter?
a) A progressive counter starts at zero and increases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse. When a predefined value is reached, the counter is reset to zero. A regressive counter starts with a predefined value and decreases the total count by one for each received pulse.
b) A progressive counter starts with a predefined value and decreases the total count by one for each received pulse. A regressive counter starts at zero and increases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse. When a predefined value is reached, the counter is reset to zero.
c) A progressive counter starts at zero and increases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse. A regressive counter starts at zero and decreases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse.
a) A progressive counter starts at zero and increases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse. When a predefined value is reached, the counter is reset to zero. A regressive counter starts with a predefined value and decreases the total count by one for each received pulse.
b) A progressive counter starts with a predefined value and decreases the total count by one for each received pulse. A regressive counter starts at zero and increases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse. When a predefined value is reached, the counter is reset to zero.
c) A progressive counter starts at zero and increases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse. A regressive counter starts at zero and decreases its content (the total count) by one in response to each pulse.
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A diferença entre um contador progressivo e um contador regressivo é que um contador progressivo começa em zero e aumenta seu conteúdo (o total de contagem) em um em resposta a cada pulso. Quando um valor pré-definido é atingido, o contador é redefinido para zero. Já um contador regressivo começa com um valor pré-definido e diminui o total de contagem em um para cada pulso recebido.
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