Test: D Flip Flop - GATE MCQ

Due to its capability to transfer the data into flip-flop. D-flip-flops stores the value on the data line.

PGT refers to Positive Going Transition and NGT refers to negative Going Transition. Earlier, the DFF is in a clear state (output is 0). So, if D = 1 then in the next stage output will be 1 and hence the stage will be changed.

If the clock is HIGH then the D flip-flop operates and we know that input equals to output in case of D flip flop. It stores the value on the data line.

If clock is high then the D flip-flop operate and we know that input is equals to output in case of D flip-flop. It stores the value on the data line.

If clock input is HIGH & D=1, then output is 0. It can be observed from this diagram:

A D flip-flop can be constructed from an S-R flip-flop by inserting an inverter between S and R and assigning the symbol D to the S input.

The D flip-flop has one input. The D of D-flip-flop stands for “data”. It stores the value on the data line.

A characteristic equation is needed when a specific gate requires a specific output in order to satisfy the truth table. The characteristic equation of D flip-flop is given by Q(n+1) = D; which indicates that the next state is independent of the present state.

A positive edge-triggered D flip-flop will store a 1 when the D input is HIGH and the clock transitions from LOW to HIGH. While a negative edge-triggered D flip-flop will store a 0 when the D input is HIGH and the clock transitions from HIGH to LOW.

Edge-triggered flip-flop means the device will change state during the rising or falling edge of the clock pulse. The main phenomenon of the D flip-flop is that the o/p will follow the i/p when the enable pin is HIGH.

Latch is nothing but flip flop which holds the o/p or i/p state. And in D flip-flop output follows the input. It stores the value on the data line.

By the truth table of D flip flop, we can observe that Q always depends on D. Hence, for every negative trigger pulse, the logic at input D is shifted to Output Q.

In D flip-flop, if clock input is LOW, the D input has no effect, since the set and reset inputs of the NAND flip-flop are kept HIGH.

The D flip-flop has two outputs: Q and Q complement. The D flip-flop has one input. The D of D-flip-flop stands for “data”. It stores the value on the data line.

The D of D-flip-flop stands for “data”. It stores the value on the data line.