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SR Flip Flop: Definition, Using NAND and NOR Gate, Truth Table & Applications
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FAQ Related to SR Flip Flop
What is the primary use of SR Flip Flop?
SR Flip Flops are primarily used for memory storage, sequential circuits, and control systems where binary data needs to be stored and manipulated.
How do SR Flip Flops handle invalid states?
When both inputs are high, SR Flip Flops enter an invalid state. This limitation is resolved in other flip-flop types like the JK Flip Flop.
How do you convert an SR Flip Flop to a D Flip Flop?
To convert an SR Flip Flop to a D Flip Flop, connect the S and R inputs such that they are never both high simultaneously, usually with an inverter.
What is the characteristic equation of SR Flip Flop?
The characteristic equation of an SR Flip Flop is Q(next) = S + (Q * ~R), which defines the next state of the flip-flop based on its inputs.
Why is the SR Flip Flop not ideal for all applications?
The SR Flip Flop has an invalid state when both inputs are high, which limits its reliability in some applications, prompting the use of JK or D Flip Flops.