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Flip-Flop
Original title: フリップフロップ
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A flip-flop (FF) circuit is a logic circuit that can temporarily hold (remember) information, the basis of binary notation, in a “0” or “1” state, and is a fundamental element of sequential circuits. The circuit configurations and truth tables of RS-FF circuits, which hold their output in a reset (R) or set (S) state, and JK-FF circuits are explained.
フリップフロップ（ＦＦ：flip-flop)回路は二進法の基本である情報を一時的に"0"または"1"の状態として保持する（記憶する）ことができる論理回路で順序回路の基本要素である。 出力状態をリセット（R）又はセット（S）された状態に保持するRS‐ｆｆ回路、及びＪＫ-ＦＦ回路の回路構成と真理値表について解説する。
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