Is a circuit that can store binary state (as long as there is power in the circuit) until there is a change in the input signal flip-flop base circuit.<\/span> Flip-flops can be created from the following two NAND or NOR gates:<\/span>
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A. RS Flip-Flop With Clock<\/b><\/span>
\n By adding several gates to the base circuit input section, they can only respond to inputs during a clock pulse.<\/span> The output of the flip-flop will not change during the clock pulsanya 0 although there is a change in the input.<\/span> The flip-flop output will only change according to the input change if the clock pulse is worth 1.<\/span>
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B. D Flip-Flop<\/b><\/span>
\n D flip-flop is a modification of RS flip-flop wear clock.<\/span> Input D is channeled directly to S.<\/span>
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C. JK Flip-Flop<\/b><\/span>
\n Undefined states on the flip-flops RS, on this flip-flop JK state are defined.<\/span> If the RS flip-flop conditions R and S equal to 1, then this condition is not defined, then in JK flip-flop if condition J and K equal to 1 then the JK flip-flop output is the complement of the previous output.<\/span> In this case J equals S and K equal to R. for more details we look at the diagram below.<\/span>
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D. T Flip-Flop<\/b><\/span>
\n Is a JK flip-flop version with single input.T flip-flop has the ability to create a toggle like in the table below.<\/span>
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Flip-flop circuit formed from discrete components<\/b><\/span>
\n Flip-flop diagrams that use discrete components, are formed from two bipolar transistors Q1 and Q2, two RC collector resistors, and two base resistors R b as in Fig.<\/span> Basically this flip-flop circuit consists of two inverted inversions interconnected, one amplifier output connected to the other, and vice versa.<\/span>
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Flip-flop circuit of discrete components<\/span>
\n The above picture is a circuit formed of two transistors bipolar and four resistors showing cross-circuit. By giving positive signal at base (S), transistor Q1 on saturation, low Q1 collector voltage (between 0.2 to 0.4 V), voltage This low voltage, through the Rb resistor binding the base transitor Q 2 to the off state, causing the collector voltage Q2 to rise near the Vcc source (high), then this voltage will keep the base Q1 high so that the Q1 output remains low.<\/span> Thus the stability occurs at the low output state Q1, and the output of Q2 is high.<\/span> This situation will remain the same.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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