Answer / vaishali

ff is edge sensitive while latch is level sensitive...

Answer / aman kamboj

an unclocked flip flop is called latch

Answer / rajni

latch is not having the provision for external inputs
whereas flipflops have

Answer / neha

latch is an unclocked flip flop..

Answer / tu papi manuelito

The correct anwers are many of the posted above. The better
answer in my opinion is the answer #8, and is complemented
by the answers #21 and #25. Remember that the FF's is
constructed by a basic latch plus an edge detector. And
exactly for this you can use a signal to sincronize the
transfer of data in a FF in every rising edge or falling
edge of that mentioned signal (refered as a clock signal
because often is desirable to be periodic but that is not a
rule) i.e.: FF is synchcronous and the latch is not.

Answer / sai vignesh

f/f;need clock pulse,
latch; need enable pulse

Answer / anilb

The difference between a latch and a flip-flop is that a
latch does not have a clock signal, whereas a flip-flop
always does.

Answer / pranay kumar singh

1.latches are asynchronous device where as flip flops is a
synchronous device.

2.lathes are level triggered device but flip flop are edge
triggered device.

Answer / dgesh patel

The difference between a latch and a flip-flop is that a
latch does not have a clock signal, whereas a flip-flop
always does.

Answer / sudhir kesti

Latch:For latch the controlling signal will not be clock
just it will be like switch when strobe is enabled then it
acts as a open switch and it perform operation on the given
in put else it will hold its previous out put most of the
time it is used as buffer

Flip flop:Flip-flop the controlling signal will be clock
output is generated only during instant of time. Flip flop
i=may be edge triggered or level triggered

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