What Are Flip Flops?
Flip flops are fundamental memory cells used in digital circuits.
They have two stable states, 0 and 1, capable of holding data, with state changes triggered by a clock signal.
Flip flops come in two varieties: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous flip flops change states in sync with the clock signal, while asynchronous ones do so independently. Essential in computing, they are utilized for registers, counters, and memory cells, playing a crucial role in temporary data storage, state retention, timing adjustments, and more.