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    The document discusses several types of flip flops that can store a single bit of digital information, including SR, JK, D, and T flip flops. It provides brief descriptions of each flip flop type, noting that SR flip flops can have issues when S=R=1, JK flip flops were made to address this, and D flip flops are commonly used in counters and registers because the output only changes at clock edges. Truth tables and characteristic tables are also mentioned.

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    The document discusses several types of flip flops that can store a single bit of digital information, including SR, JK, D, and T flip flops. It provides brief descriptions of each flip flop type, noting that SR flip flops can have issues when S=R=1, JK flip flops were made to address this, and D flip flops are commonly used in counters and registers because the output only changes at clock edges. Truth tables and characteristic tables are also mentioned.

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    Flip Flops
    • A flip flop is an electronic circuit which can store binary data.
    • It can store one bit of information.
    • SR Flip-Flop
    • JK Flip-Flop
    • D Flip-Flop
    • T Flip-Flop

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    SR Flip-Flop

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    JK Flip Flop
    • The JK flip flop is an improvement on the SR flip flop where S=R=1 is
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    D Flip Flop
    • D FFs are commonly used for counters and registers.
    • In a D flip flop, the output can be only changed at the clock edge.

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    T Flip Flop

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    Truth Table

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    Characteristic Table of SR FF

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