why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where we can use filp flo

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why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where
we can use filp flop and latches?

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why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where we can use filp flop and latches?..

Answer / puneet

ff has a clock signal and latches don't have a clock signal
and latches are asynchronous (output changes with input)
while ff are synchronous(o/p with clock)

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why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where we can use filp flop and latches?..

Answer / bikash

in latch when all inputs are given high then there is
problem of toogle or invalid state and to overcome this
problem flip flops are used (continue ... punit's ans)

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why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where we can use filp flop and latches?..

Answer / ravi mohan p

Both flip flop & latches are sequential devices.flip flops
are used instead of lathes in computers bcoz ff is a edge
triggered it gives correct output n latch is a level
triggered it gives intermittent output.also latch is one
bit storing device.ff is a bi state element
ff are used in counters,shift registers, adders/subtractors.
latches are used in switch debouncer...

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why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where we can use filp flop and latches?..

Answer / sathesh r

FF is a memory storage device

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why we use filp flop instead of latches in computers?where we can use filp flop and latches?..

Answer / giri babu

puneet's answer is right and nice..in addition to it,they
(both F/F & Latches)are bistable used as memory elements
(oftenly F/F are used)i.e to store binary information(one
element stores one bit)

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