Chapter # 5 Sequential Logic: Lecturer: Noman Al Hassan
Chapter # 5 Sequential Logic: Lecturer: Noman Al Hassan
SEQUENTIAL LOGIC
• Introduction.
• Sequential logic circuits & types.
• The Clock.
• Flip-Flop.
• Triggering Of Flip-Flops.
• Types of Flip-Flop.
• Conculsions:
• The two outputs are complement of each other.
• It has two stable states 0 state(reset) and 1 state (set).
• If the circuit is in 0 state, it continues to remain in this state.
Similarly if it is in 1 state, it continues to remain in this state.
This property of the circuit is called memory.
– There is no way to enter desire information, so we use two I/P gate.
– When we power ON the circuit it switches to one of the stable state.
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Triggering Of Flip-Flops
• We already know that a flip-flop has two stable states.
• A flip-flop has 0 as its initial value and goes momentarily to 1
and returns back to 0.
• The state of the flip-flop can be changed by applying a
momentary change to the Input signal. This momentary change
is called triggering of a flip-flop.
• Flip-Flops are triggered by the clock pulse. A clock pulse is
usually a square wave.
• Triggering of flip-flops can be classified into:
1. Level Triggering
2. Edge Triggering