The 74LS76 designed with separate J, K, clock pulse, direct clear inputs, and direct set. These flip-flops are developed in such how when the clock is set HIGH, data are going to be received enabling inputs. This IC consists of two JK flip-flops where each flip-flop is utilized individually for the specified applications. These flip-flops are widely utilized in control registers, shift registers, and storage registers, And are referred to as latching devices thanks to their ability to recollect every single bit of data. These devices latch the output supported by the stored binary data. It’s important to notice over one flip-flop are often combined serial for storing a little amount of data as an EEPROM. Moreover, the 74LS76 operates at a voltage range of 2V to 6V and is made in 14-pin PDIP, GDIP, PDSO packages.
This JK flip-flop is the perfect tool for practical applications because it possesses stable output for all kinds of inputs. The J and K inputs logic levels function as per the reality Table as long as minimum set-up times are taken into observation. Meanwhile, the input data is transferred to the outputs when the HIGH-to-LOW clock transition occurs.
With the addition of the clock input circuitry, the JK Flip Flop was developed as a gated RS flip flop. The invalid state occurs when both the S and R inputs are capable of logic “1.” A clock circuit is introduced to prevent this invalid state. Due to the addition of the timed input, the JK Flip Flop now has four possible input combinations. “Logic 1”, “logic 0”, and “logic 1” are the four inputs. “No change” and “Toggle” are two options.
APPLICATION
- Employed in Memory/Control Registers
- Used in Shift Registers
- Used in Latching devices
- Incorporated in EEPROM circuits
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