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Author: Bhavya
Project access type: Public
Description:
A D flip-flop (Data or Delay flip-flop) is a simple and commonly used digital memory element that stores a single bit of data. It's widely used in digital circuits, especially for data storage, registers, and counters.
The D flip-flop has two inputs:
It has two outputs:
Edge-Triggered: The D flip-flop is usually edge-triggered, meaning it stores the input value only when there’s a rising or falling edge of the clock signal. The most common type is positive edge-triggered, where the data is captured at the moment the clock signal goes from 0 to 1 (rising edge).
Working:
This makes the D flip-flop behave like a latch, where the output follows the input at specific times, determined by the clock.
Created: Oct 23, 2024
Updated: Oct 23, 2024
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