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5.
The functional difference between SR flip-flop and JK flip-flop is that
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Hardik Vagadia said:
9 years ago
In SR-ff, both the input as 1 produces an indeterminate state which is not desired practically.
Hence, to overcome this, JK-ff is designed which toggles the present state when both the inputs are equal to 1.
Hence, to overcome this, JK-ff is designed which toggles the present state when both the inputs are equal to 1.
Rajat said:
1 decade ago
Yes JK flip-flop accepts both inputs as 1 and in return gives a toggle state which means a complemented state as output. For ex - if the initial state is q then the output would be complement of q.
In case of SR flip-flop the output would be a invalid state if both the inputs are set to 1.
In case of SR flip-flop the output would be a invalid state if both the inputs are set to 1.
Akan said:
1 decade ago
How it will be possible?
I think B is the correct answer, please clarify the answer properly.
I think B is the correct answer, please clarify the answer properly.
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