Answer / hema

Latches are transparent and flip flops are non transparent is simply define.

Answer / faizan

latch is a device which is used for switching & f/f is used
for storing the data.

Answer / mike chizinga

FF are edge triggered,the state of output is determined by
the clock whilst latches are level_ triggered and the state
of output is determined by the inputs

Answer / shyam

LATCH - A memory cell that stores one bit of information.

FF - When additional control input is provided to latch it
becomes flipflop

Answer / kamal

latch has no clock pulse.
flip flop has clock pulse.

Answer / jaya prakash

flip flop required clock pulse and latch is unclocked flip flop

Answer / umair farooq

in latches,edge triggering is used while in flip flop level triggering is used

Answer / manod

latch and flipflop both are equal in nature

Answer / deepak soni

in my opinion flipflop work in the principal of time
duration by the help of clock where as latches are not and
latches are temperary buffer which hold the information
when they are switch on and flipflop is a signal which
transfer data and informatio and they are not effected or
not changed until next signal is change

Answer / rohit kumar jha

FF is edge triggered while Latch is Level Triggered.

Gate is used as control signal for Latch while Clock uesd
as control signal for FF

Latch is a kind of bistable multivibrator have two stable
state can store one bit of information.

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