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    This document discusses sequential basics like registers and shift registers. It explains that a register stores data unchanged while a shift register can shift the stored data. Shift registers are made up of latches, with each latch storing one bit. Latches use flip-flops that store a new bit when the clock signal changes from 0 to 1, but do not change while the clock remains high or returns low. The document also provides waveform and Verilog code examples for SR latches.

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    This document discusses sequential basics like registers and shift registers. It explains that a register stores data unchanged while a shift register can shift the stored data. Shift registers are made up of latches, with each latch storing one bit. Latches use flip-flops that store a new bit when the clock signal changes from 0 to 1, but do not change while the clock remains high or returns low. The document also provides waveform and Verilog code examples for SR latches.

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    Dr. Rohith S Assoc. Professor Department of ECE Ncet

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    This document discusses sequential basics like registers and shift registers. It explains that a register stores data unchanged while a shift register can shift the stored data. Shift registers are made up of latches, with each latch storing one bit. Latches use flip-flops that store a new bit when the clock signal changes from 0 to 1, but do not change while the clock remains high or returns low. The document also provides waveform and Verilog code examples for SR latches.

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    Module 2

    Dr. ROHITH S
    Assoc. Professor
    Department of ECE
    NCET
    Sequential Basics
    Register
    Application of Register
    FF with CE
    With reset and CE (Synchronous)
    Asynchronous
    solution
    Solution
    SH I FT R EG ISTE RS
    • A register, as we have seen, stores data and
    makes it available at the output unchanged.
    • A shift register, on the other hand, can
    perform a shift operation on the stored data
    Structure of shift Register
    LATCHES
    • Flip-flop is a basic sequential circuit element
    that stores one bit. Most digital circuits use
    edge-triggered flip-flops that store a new data
    value when the clock signal changes from 0 to
    1.
    • No further values are stored while the clock
    remains at 1, nor when the clock returns to 0.
    Latches and waveform verilog code
    SR Latch

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