Question

Q2: Explain why we can say that this circuit now has memory.

03 CLOCK2 RESET 2 DATA SET2 14 13 12 10 C04013 Top View Dual-In-Line Packag เส FIF CLOCK1 RESET 1 DATA SET 1 but in -12

Answer 1

"The Sequential logic circuits have some form of internal Memory built-in and they take into account their previous input state as well as present 2) They are used to produce either flip flops or more complex sequential circuits such as storage registers, shift registers, memory devices or counters 3) The sequential circuits are divided into a) Even driven b) clock driver, c) Pulse driven The above diagram, consists of flip flops (F/F 1 and F/F 2) with the control pins clock and Reset for each of the flip flops. a0 It consists of the Input data which is fed to the flip flop for storing. b) A flip flop is a sequential circuit Called, bi-stable gates used as digital logic circuits c) It consists of a Trigger called ""CLOCK"" where the FF changes its states or remains in same state until another trigger (clock pulse) is received d) The Flip flops are used to store binary digits of data where the data can be set (or) reset (or) remain unchanged according to the Inputs. So, the above circuit has memory due to ""Flip flops"""