SR and D latches
SR Latch: An SR latch is a type of flip-flop that behaves differently from a standard latch. It can be seen as a combination of a AND gate and a NAND gate c...
SR Latch: An SR latch is a type of flip-flop that behaves differently from a standard latch. It can be seen as a combination of a AND gate and a NAND gate c...
SR Latch:
An SR latch is a type of flip-flop that behaves differently from a standard latch. It can be seen as a combination of a AND gate and a NAND gate connected in a feedback loop.
Inputs: The SR latch has two inputs: S (set input) and R (reset input).
Outputs: The SR latch has two outputs: Q (output) and Q'.
Working principle: When the S input is high and the R input is low, the SR latch sets the Q output to high.
Reset: When the S input is low and the R input is high, the SR latch resets the Q output to low.
D Latch:
A D latch is a type of flip-flop that behaves differently from an SR latch. It can be seen as a combination of an AND gate and a NOR gate connected in a feedback loop.
Inputs: The D latch has two inputs: D (data input) and NC (negative clock input).
Outputs: The D latch has one output: Q.
Working principle: When the D input is high and the clock input is low, the D latch sets the Q output to high.
Reset: When the D input is low and the clock input is high, the D latch resets the Q output to low