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Chapter 6 -- Introduction to Sequential Devices

The Sequential Circuit Model Figure 6.1

State Tables and State Diagrams Figure 6.2

Sequential Circuit Example Figure 6.3

TTL Memory Elements

SR Latch Characteristics Figure 6.11 Q* = S + RQ

Latch and Flip-flop Timing Figure 6.4

Set Latch Figure 6.5

Reset Latch Figure 6.6

Set-Reset Latch (SR latch) Figure 6.7

NAND SR Latch Figure 6.8

Set-Reset Latch Timing Diagram Figure 6.9

SR Latch Propagation Delays

SN74279 Latch with Two Set Inputs Figure 6.12

Gated SR Latch Figure 6.13

Gated SR Latch Characteristics Figure 6.14 Q* = SC + RQ + C Q

Delay Latch (D latch) Figure 6.15

D Latch Characteristics Figure 6.16 Q* = DC + CQ

D Latch Timing Diagram Figure 6.17

D Latch Timing Constraints Figure 6.18

Pulse-Triggered JK Flip-Flop Characteristics Figure 6.25 Q* = KQ + JQ

Pulse-Triggered JK Flip Realization Figure 6.26

The SN7476 Dual Pulse-Triggered JK Flip-Flop Figure 6.27

SN7474 Dual Positive-Edge-Triggered D Flip-Flop Figure 6.28

SN7474 Excitation Table Figure 6.29

SN7474 Flip-Flop Timing Specifications Figure 6.30

Summary of Latch and Flip-Flop Characteristics