Lesson 35: SR Latches

In this lesson, we'll go over how to design the basic binary storage element: the SR Latch.

[@davidsnoble115]

This series saved my college career I just got a 90 on my digital design midterm!

[@BittiKit]

Excellent explanation, thank you!

[@elPepinooo]

1:54 NAZIS jk, that was extraordinarily helpful, given how much class I've missed this semester

[@ex0stasis72]

~C's are everywhere when you talk about hardware.

[@ex0stasis72]

3:20 Ah now I finally get some of this. The purpose of this is to remember a bit.

[@annykfernandes1540]

Really helpful!

[@e.g.7275]

Why did we take the complement of the undefined case's outputs from the SR latch when we complemented only the inputs from the SR latch for the previous 4 cases?

[@carolinaestrada3509]

So for SR Latch R goes to Q and S goes to Q' but you didnt explain why in SR Not is switched around?

[@rkfm2012]

Cool

[@artfrasik4346]

I am very offended at this because the SR latch is RACIST!