Consider the following statements regarding registers and latches: 1. Registers are temporary storage devices, whereas latches are not. 2. A latch employs cross-coupled feedback connections. 3. A register stores a binary word, whereas a latch does not. The correct statement(s) is/are:
Consider the following statements regarding registers and latches: 1. Registers are temporary storage devices, whereas latches are not. 2. A latch employs cross-coupled feedback connections. 3. A register stores a binary word, whereas a latch does not. The correct statement(s) is/are: Correct Answer 2 and 3
1. Register and latches both are temporary storage devices. (Statement 1 is incorrect)
2. A latch employs cross-coupled feedback connections. (Statement 2 is correct.)
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3. A register is a group of flip flops used to store a group of bits or binary words but the latch is used to store 1 bit only. (Statement 3 is correct)
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The difference between latches and flip flops is shown
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Latches |
Flip Flops |
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Latches are building block of sequential circuits and they are built using logic gates |
Flip flops are also building blocks of sequential circuits but they are made using latches |
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Latches continuously change the input and output changes correspondingly |
Flip flop output changes only when a clock is applied |
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Latches are level sensitive |
Flip flops are edge sensitive |