How a 14stage counter count?

A 14-stage counter, also known as a 14-bit counter, counts from 0 to 13 in binary, utilizing 14 flip-flops. Each flip-flop represents a bit, and the counter increments its value with each clock pulse. When the counter reaches its maximum value (1110 in binary, which equals 13 in decimal), it resets to 0000 (0 in decimal) on the next pulse. This cycle continues, allowing the counter to repeatedly count through its 14 states.