Flip Flop

A flip flop is a type of digital circuit that can store one bit of information, which is either a 0 or a 1. It is a fundamental building block of sequential logic circuits and is commonly used in electronic devices such as computers, calculators, and digital clocks.

Why Flip Flops if we have Latches?

Feature	Flip Flop	Latch
Triggering	Edge-triggered	Level-triggered
Stability	More stable, output changes only on clock edge	Less stable, output changes as soon as inputs change
Storage	Can store one bit of information	Can store one bit of information
Applications	Used in Counters, shift registers and memory elements	Control and storage of small amounts of digital information in simple logic circuits