Latches and Flip-Flops 4 – The Clocked D Latch

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Comment from : @RK-fr4qf

I have a question if you could kindly answer it would be very helpfulbrWhat happens if PRE and CLR are both set to 0 ?
Comment from : @nurannahadiislam7940

what happens if you don't want to change the value in the D latch every clock cycle? What if you only wanted to change it on a certain clock cycle?
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I've been building Ben Eater's 8-bit computer, and while his videos are excellent, your timing diagrams with the moving yellow bar are really helping things click for me Thanks so much for including these!
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I absolutely love this video and the rest of the videos you've made on boolean algebgra, karnaugh maps, and cryptocurrency (though I haven't studied that yet)brbrThough I do have a question If preset and clear are both 0, doesn't this create a race condition?
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Hi sir , I am from india and You have no idea how beautifully you have dissected the whole topic and presented in such a meaningfull way Many other videos are so horribly wrong were they are giving clock pulse directly to enable pin of series shift register and I was soo confused on the durations of individual clock pulse But still one questions is still prevailing in my mind that what causes that delay or data persistence in not gate out put inspite of the fact that input signal is been changed???
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This (you) are the third teacher to me on this subject You hit it out of the park Especially with the addition of the timing lines after explanations
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i got it nowmy teacher never said a D FF is a clocked latch, that was the reason to why i was confusedThanks a lot
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Brilliant little series of videos, thanks for sharing
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Second High output Q is a bit wrongly displayed at 2:40 It may perplex the viewers
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I normally never comment but had to make an exception for this set of videos Very concise explanations The timing diagrams were very helpful! Thank you!
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Is there any functional difference between this clocked D latch and a D flip flop?
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I heard a puppy in the background at 1:30 a little after he says the word “clock
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One of the series of videos giving clear and simple explanation about latches and flip-flops! Great job!
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Amazing! Week 10 of 13 in Aus, and this makes SO much more sense than our lecturers! 👏
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tears rolling through my eyes because you explained it so well
Comment from : @aaa14u

this its not the reduced and more stable version of a d flipflop
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Hah gosh bless you, sir That explanation on "triggered D latches" saved me Specifically, I've been wracking my brain about why "shift registers" don't race all the way to the end while the clock is on and no one explained why That small comment about "edge detection" finally explained that seemingly irreconcilable error I'm so glad that you brought it up
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Excellent series of videos!!!
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Best on flip flop I found on YoutubeAfter watching series on flip flop I understand what I was looking to understand for last two year
Comment from : @narayansuthar5190

For the PRE and CLR, how can the NAND have 3 inputs?
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