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A SIPO (Serial-In Parallel-Out) Shift Register converts serial data input into parallel output after processing. It consists of flip-flops that shift data one bit per clock pulse and provide all data simultaneously after N clock cycles. Common applications include driving displays and expanding GPIO pins in microcontrollers.

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Piso

A SIPO (Serial-In Parallel-Out) Shift Register converts serial data input into parallel output after processing. It consists of flip-flops that shift data one bit per clock pulse and provide all data simultaneously after N clock cycles. Common applications include driving displays and expanding GPIO pins in microcontrollers.

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SIPO

SIPO
Definition :
• A SIPO Shift Register takes serial
data input and provides parallel
output after processing.
Key Features:
• Shifts data serially, one bit per
clock pulse.
B. Serial-In Parallel-Out
• Outputs all data in parallel after N
clock cycles for an N-bit register.
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Structure:
• Flip-flops connected in series with one serial input, multiple parallel
outputs, and a shared clock for synchronization.
Working :
Bits enter serially through the input line.
Each bit is stored in a flip-flop and shifted to the next stage on
every clock pulse.
The full data word
DQ3 is available DQ1
DQ1 simultaneously at the Dparallel
Q0
output
Data Input
lines. D Q3 D Q2 D Q1 D Q0 DataOut
clk clk clk clk

clock
clear
• Applications :
Driving displays (LEDs, 7-segment displays, LCDs).
Communication protocols (e.g., SPI, UART).
Microcontroller GPIO pin expansion.

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