Triggering Methods in Flip Flops

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What is the duty cycle during edge triggering? Can someone explain

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can you please explain about TRISTATE logic related to clock ???

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Sir can you please explain why negative edge triggering used always than positive??

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Memory can also be called as registers- they collect the inputs of flip-flops.

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Is clock pulse always applied to memory?

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what changes the state in the memory element. Is it control signal(clock) or the input and previous state ?....in the last lecture he explained that clock ip triggers the flipflop to work at a perfect time not randomly so i think it will not change the state alone ...based on input , previous state if the clock is high memory state will change in the flip flop ...am i right? if wrong please advise

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[@BitsToBytes92]

So the Memory is just a latch/flipFlop?

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I need to know how edge triggering is achieved by CLK pulse

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Triggering Methods: There are two Methods, Level and edge Triggering When the memory element changes with respect to a high value of clock signal, it's called the level method while when the memory element changes when the clock signal changes from either low to high(Positive edge) or high to low(Negative edge). It is called edge Method.

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What happens when level trigger occurs, is transition takes place or state change

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Do we use feedback in combinational circuits also??

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+Neso Academy in level triggering does the transition happen many times in one level ??

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Is there actually time gap between low and high transition🤔

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Does the transition occurs only once or multiple times during whole triggering period Could you please explain in detail?

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Can you please explain difference between clock and square wave?

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Does the transition occurs only once or multiple times during whole triggering Could you please explain in detail?

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Do we have to design Clk Source to achieve edge triggering pulse?

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where is lecture #121? thanks!!

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what kind of transition occurs in memory element in +ve and -ve edge triggering method?

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What is the advantage of the clock. Suppose we have an output when clock is low, it will be lost and next time the input comes, it will have output from previous instead of this output

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what is transition in memory element?? please explain me in detail

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State of memory dopends upon input or clk?

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My question is logial diagram of level Triggered flipflop and edge triggered Filip flop same or not

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Sir where is lecture no 121??

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what do you mean by triggering latch/ff/memory element?

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Sir please tell which topic is covered in lecture 121 because i'm not able to find it in the playlist

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explain postive and negative edge trigger flip flop in detail also

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lecture no. 121? you deleted? I'm not getting? 122 is after 120 i.e clock right?

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Is pulse triggering same as level triggering

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Why edge triggered is preferred over level triggered?

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Is the lecture 121 missing?

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Transition will happen? But what will happen I couldn't understand.

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why sometimes you call the memory is the flip flop , and sometimes you call the sequential circuit is the flip flop . So which one is which ? Thanks, I really need help to understand these thing. I'm majoring in computer engineer

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Same doubt,because combinational circuit with memory is sequential circuit,where memory may be latch or flip flop

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Where is lecture no121

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