explain latch and flip flops
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Answer / tarun aggarwal ymca
latch is level trigered while flipflop is an edge trigered
that is only difference
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Answer / shantan kumar.r
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.
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Answer / vasmatkar@hotmail.com
Latch is just like buffer it holds data as long as power
supply is on but it is not same for the Flip-Flop because FF
is a one bit memory storage device. it can hold one bit
data and store it as per our requirment we supply the clock
pulses and uses the flip flop.
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Answer / pankaj iete
latch is level sensitive while FF is edge sensitive
latch is asynchronus while FF is synchronus
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Answer / arpit
Latch and FF both can have a clock.
But basic difference is that,in FF when clk is high whatever
the value at input will be at output for that complete clk
cycle.
For FF:
For ex when clk = 1(i.e high) & i/p = 1;Then o/p will stay
at 1 for that whole cycle whether there is a change in input
during the whole cycle or not,the o/p will be always 1 for
that particular clk cycle.
But for Latch:
For ex when clk = 1(i.e high).
During the high clk, o/p will always follow the i/p.
Whatever may be the change at i/p will get reflected in o/p
during high pulse of the clk.
And that is really true.
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