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    This document discusses the master slave JK flip flop. It defines a master slave JK flip flop as using two JK flip flops connected in series where one acts as the master and the other as the slave. The document includes the truth table for a JK flip flop which shows the output for different combinations of J, K, and the clock signal. It also describes how the master slave configuration works, with the slave inputs connected to the master output, and explains that this eliminates race around conditions which can occur with level triggered flip flops.

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    This document discusses the master slave JK flip flop. It defines a master slave JK flip flop as using two JK flip flops connected in series where one acts as the master and the other as the slave. The document includes the truth table for a JK flip flop which shows the output for different combinations of J, K, and the clock signal. It also describes how the master slave configuration works, with the slave inputs connected to the master output, and explains that this eliminates race around conditions which can occur with level triggered flip flops.

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    This document discusses the master slave JK flip flop. It defines a master slave JK flip flop as using two JK flip flops connected in series where one acts as the master and the other as the slave. The document includes the truth table for a JK flip flop which shows the output for different combinations of J, K, and the clock signal. It also describes how the master slave configuration works, with the slave inputs connected to the master output, and explains that this eliminates race around conditions which can occur with level triggered flip flops.

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    This document discusses the master slave JK flip flop. It defines a master slave JK flip flop as using two JK flip flops connected in series where one acts as the master and the other as the slave. The document includes the truth table for a JK flip flop which shows the output for different combinations of J, K, and the clock signal. It also describes how the master slave configuration works, with the slave inputs connected to the master output, and explains that this eliminates race around conditions which can occur with level triggered flip flops.

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    MASTER SLAVE JK FLIP FLOP

    FACULTY :- MADHAVI TRIPATHI


    CLASS :- DE&CO

    PRESENTED BY :- ABHISHEK KUMAR


    SYSTEM ID :- 2023237226
    INDEX
     MATER SLAVE JK FLIP FLOP.
     WORKING OF MASTER
    SLAVE .
     TRUTH TABLE.
     ADVANTAGE.
     WHAT IS MASTER SLAVE JK FLIP FLOP ?
    A master-slave flip flop is made by connecting two JK flip flops in a series configuration in
    which one acts as the master and another as a slave. The two inputs of slave are connected
    with the output of the master flip flop.
     TRUTH TABLE
    J K CLK Q(t) Q(t+1)
    0 0 ↑ Q(t) Q(t)
    0 1 ↑ Q(t) 0
    1 0 ↑ Q(t) 1
    1 1 ↑ Q(t) Q(t)'

    •J is the "set" input.


    •K is the "reset" input.
    •CLK is the clock input.
    •Q(t) is the state of the flip-flop at the current time (t).
    •Q(t+1) is the state of the flip-flop at the next time (t+1).
     WORKING OF MASTER SLAVE JK ……

    1.When both J and K are 0, the flip-flop retains its current state
    regardless of the clock signal.
    2.When J is 0 and K is 1, the flip-flop resets to 0, regardless of the
    clock signal.
    3.When J is 1 and K is 0, the flip-flop sets to 1, regardless of the
    clock signal.
    4.When both J and K are 1, the flip-flop toggles its state (Q(t+1) is
    the complement of Q(t)), regardless of the clock signal.
     ADVANTAGE OF MASTER SLAVE JK….
    1 . A sequential circuit with a level-triggered flip flop is challenging to
    design, but edge triggered flip flop is easy to design.

    2.Most importantly, we can eliminate the Race around condition using


    the master-slave flip flop configuration.
    THANK YOU

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