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Lecture on Flip-Flops

Lecture on Flip-Flops. Level-Sensitive Flip-Flop. Level-sensitive flip-flop (also called a “latch”) “Q” changes whenever clock is “high”. CLK. D. Q. 6 Transistors. CLK. CLK. D. Q. CLK. CLK. D. Q. D. Q. CLK. CLK. CLK. CLK. Level-Sensitive Flip-Flop.

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Lecture on Flip-Flops

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  1. Lecture on Flip-Flops

  2. Level-Sensitive Flip-Flop • Level-sensitive flip-flop (also called a “latch”) • “Q” changes whenever clock is “high” CLK D Q 6 Transistors CLK CLK D Q

  3. CLK CLK D Q D Q CLK CLK CLK CLK Level-Sensitive Flip-Flop • NMOS transistor often replaced with “transmission gate” • “Transmission gate” includes both NMOS and PMOS transistors because NMOS good at passing “0” and PMOS good at passing “1” 6 Transistors CLK Transmission Gate 8 Transistors CLK

  4. Master-Slave Edge-Triggered Flip-Flop • Can connect two level-sensitive latches in Master-Slave configuration to form edge-triggered flip-flop • Master latch “catches” value of “D” at “QM” when CLK is low • Slave latch causes “Q” to change only at rising edge of CLK QM Master Latch Slave Latch D Q CLK 2 x 8 = 16 Transistors CLK CLK D QM Q

  5. Master-Slave Edge-Triggered Flip-Flop MASTER SLAVE QM D Q CLK CLK 2 x 8 = 16 Transistors

  6. More Efficient Master-SlaveEdge-Triggered Flip-Flop • Called a C2MOS (Clocked CMOS) design MASTER SLAVE VDD VDD CLK CLK D Q CLK CLK 8 Transistors GND GND

  7. Using Logic Gates to Build Flip-Flops • From previous slides, you can see that it’s possible to build an edge-triggered flip-flop using just 8 transistors • In a conventional “Digital Logic” course, transistor-level flip-flop designs are not usually taught • Instead, flip-flop designs using “cross-coupled” logic gates are usually taught

  8. RS-Latch as Cross-Coupled NOR Gates • If R = 1, Q resets to 0 • If S = 1, Q sets to 1 • If RS = 00, no change • RS = 11 is not allowed because leads to oscillation R Q Q S S R Q 0 0 No change 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 Undefined

  9. Level-Sensitive RS-Latch • “Q” only changes when CLK is high (i.e. level-sensitive) • When CLK is high, behavior same as RS latch S Q CLK Q R CLK S R Q 0 X X No change 1 0 0 No change 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 Undefined

  10. CLK D Q CLK CLK CLK Level-Sensitive D-Latch • Make level-sensitive D-latch from level-sensitive RS-latch by connecting S = D and R = not D • Compared to transistor version D Q CLK Q 18 Transistors 8 Transistors

  11. Master-Slave Edge-Triggered Flip-Flop • Master-Slave configuration • Compared to transistor version MASTER SLAVE D Q CLK CLK 36 Transistors VDD VDD CLK CLK D Q CLK CLK 8 Transistors GND GND

  12. Alternative Edge-Triggered Flip-Flop VDD VDD CLK CLK Q D Q CLK CLK CLK Q GND GND D 24 Transistors 8 Transistors

  13. JK Flip-Flop from D-Latch • Same as RS-Latch except “toggle” on 11 J D Latch Q K Q CLK CLK J K Q JK-FF J Q 0 X X No change CLK 1 0 0 No change 1 0 1 0 K 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 Toggle

  14. Toggle Flip-Flop from D-Latch • Toggles stored value if T = 1 when CLK is high D Latch Q T CLK CLK T Q T-FF T Q 0 X No change 1 0 No change CLK 1 1 Toggle

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