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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
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| TRS | |
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| Flip-flops / Latches | |
| Inputs | |
| Input S: | Numeric |
| Input R: | Logical |
| Output: | Numeric |
| Version CANNY Lab | |
| from 0.6b | |
The latch, that does not change the output value if both inputs are zero and change its output if one of inputs is not zero.At presence of a non-zero value at the input «S» (from Set), this value is copied to the output. And with a non-zero value on the input «R» (from Reset), the output state becomes zero.
Features
In a situation, when both inputs are set to non-zero values, priority is given to the input «R» (the output state becomes zero).
