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The edge triggered J-K Flip flop The J-K Flip flop is versatile and is widely used type of flip flop. The functioning of this flip flop is identical to.

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2 The edge triggered J-K Flip flop The J-K Flip flop is versatile and is widely used type of flip flop. The functioning of this flip flop is identical to R-S flip flop in the SET- RESET,and no change conditions of operation. The difference is that The J-K ff has no invalid state as does the R-S ff. The two control input J-K in honor to Jack and Kilby who invented the integrated circuit.

3 The logic diagram for J-K FF

4 The truth table for J-K FF COMMENTSQ’QCLKKJ No changeQo’QoLOW-HIGH00 RESET10 LOW-HIGH 10 SET01=01 TogleQoQo’=11

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