what is race around condition

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what is race around condition..

Answer / sivakumar

we know that when j=k=1 in a jk flip flop then output is
the complement of the previous output i.e if j=k=1 and Y=0
then after the clock pulse y becomes 1.
but if the propagation delay of the gates is much lesser
than the pulse duration then during the same pulse at first
y becomes 0 and after another propagation delay y becomes 1
and so on.
thus within the same pulse duration due to very small
propagation delays output oscillates back and forth between
0 and 1. this condition is called race around condition and
at the end of the pulse the output is uncertain.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / ekta

we know that when j=k=1 in a jk flip flop then output is
the complement of the previous output i.e if j=k=1 and Y=0
then after the clock pulse y becomes 1.
but if the propagation delay of the gates is much lesser
than the pulse duration then during the same pulse at first
y becomes 0 and after another propagation delay y becomes 1
and so on.
thus within the same pulse duration due to very small
propagation delays output oscillates back and forth between
0 and 1. this condition is called race around condition and
at the end of the pulse the output is uncertain.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / shinz

in a level triggered JK flipflop, if J=K=1 and if the pulse width of the clock is very much greater than propagation delay, then the output will toggle more than one time.this condition is known as race around condition

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what is race around condition..

Answer / shikha chauhan

The condition S=R=1 is not allowed in SR flip-flop, this is
eliminated by JK flip flop by using feedback connection
from output to input of gate 1 and 2 because of the
feedback connection Q(Q')at the i/p to K(J). The i/p will
change during clk pulse CP=1, if the o/p changes the state.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / jenson

in a race around condition the output depends onthe
relative operating speed of 2 or more components.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / yogesh

in jk flip flop race around problem will accur when both
the inputs are high.
it can be prevented by using
master slave jk flip flop.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / manilal

O\P change more than once 4 specfc i\p then it is said to be race around condition .j=1,k=1 ,nd clok-1 o\p togles or flipflop wil confusing whch flipflop wil enable or not so flip flop race around or competitive against one another that is due to o\p togles depndng up on prevous state

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what is race around condition..

Answer / praveen kishor

Drawback in jk flip flop is Race arround condition which is eliminated in D flip flop is called Race arround condition.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / bineesh p babu

In J-K Flip flop, The clock time is higher than the output toggling time then for J=1 & K=1 , the output will be changed irrelevant of our input. This condition is known as Race around condition.

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what is race around condition..

Answer / neha

when both the inputs are in low condition in JK flip this condition is called race around condition

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