10. Flip-Flops and Related Devices - Part C
This chapter covers the principles of flip-flops and their applications in digital electronics. It discusses various types of flip-flops including J-K, T, D, and compares them with latches. Additionally, it highlights the characteristics, operational modes, and the significance of synchronous and asynchronous inputs in flip-flop circuits.
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What we have learnt
- Flip-flops can be used for storage of one bit of information.
- The toggle flip-flop changes output state upon each trigger.
- Both synchronous and asynchronous inputs affect flip-flop operation differently.
Key Concepts
- -- JK FlipFlop
- A type of flip-flop that has two inputs, J and K, which control the state changes based on the clock input and can toggle output.
- -- D FlipFlop
- A flip-flop that transfers the input D to the output Q on the clock's active edge, effectively working as a delay element.
- -- Synchronous Inputs
- Inputs whose effects on the flip-flop output are synchronized with the clock signal.
- -- Asynchronous Inputs
- Inputs that override synchronous inputs and affect the flip-flop output regardless of the clock signal.
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