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Fill in the timing diagram for a falling-edge-triggered S-R flip-flop. Assume Q begins at 0. 

The image displays a timing diagram with four horizontal lines, representing different signals:

1. **Clock**: This line shows a regular square wave pattern, alternating between high and low states, indicating the clock signal's periodic nature.

2. **S (Set)**: The signal starts low, goes high briefly, and returns to low. It aligns its high state with an early clock pulse, indicating the timing for a 'set' operation.

3. **R (Reset)**: Initially low, this signal has a single brief high state occurring later than the one in the S line, showing when a 'reset' operation happens.

4. **Q (Output)**: This line remains low throughout, suggesting that both set and reset conditions are not leading to a change in the output given this specific timing sequence.

The diagram visually represents the relationship between the clock pulses and the state changes in the S and R lines, which affect the output Q in a digital logic circuit.
Transcribed Image Text:The image displays a timing diagram with four horizontal lines, representing different signals: 1. **Clock**: This line shows a regular square wave pattern, alternating between high and low states, indicating the clock signal's periodic nature. 2. **S (Set)**: The signal starts low, goes high briefly, and returns to low. It aligns its high state with an early clock pulse, indicating the timing for a 'set' operation. 3. **R (Reset)**: Initially low, this signal has a single brief high state occurring later than the one in the S line, showing when a 'reset' operation happens. 4. **Q (Output)**: This line remains low throughout, suggesting that both set and reset conditions are not leading to a change in the output given this specific timing sequence. The diagram visually represents the relationship between the clock pulses and the state changes in the S and R lines, which affect the output Q in a digital logic circuit.
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