The image depicts a timing diagram and the logic schematic for a gated latch. Here's a detailed transcription and explanation suitable for an educational website:**Schematic Description:**The schematic shows a gated latch circuit composed of:- Two AND gates- Two NOR gatesInputs:- S (Set)- R (Reset)- EN (Enable)Outputs:- Q- \(\overline{Q}\)The Set (S) and Reset (R) inputs are passed through the EN (Enable) signal using the AND gates. The outputs from these AND gates feed into the NOR gates, creating a bistable latch.**Timing Diagram Explanation:**The timing diagram illustrates the states of the inputs (S, R, EN) and output (Q) over a sequence of time intervals, represented as time slots in a grid format.- **S (Set):** The top row in the grid indicates the high and low states of the Set input over time.- **R (Reset):** The second row shows the transitions of the Reset input.- **EN (Enable):** The third row displays the Enable signal's timing.- **Q (Output):** Initially low, it represents the output state transitioning based on the inputs and logic gate interactions.The diagram demonstrates how the gated latch transitions in response to changes in S, R, and EN. As EN is high, the states of S and R affect the output Q, switching it between high and low according to the typical gated latch operation.**Note:** The label at the bottom mentions that "Q is initially LOW," indicating the starting condition for the output before the timing sequence begins.

SOLUTION - The gated SR latch is the latch that allows the changing state only when ENABLE input is high. Below is the function table for the gated SR latch. Function table of the gated SR latchBelow I have drawn the timing diagram for the gated latch. Initially, Q is LOW and the latch which does not allow the state to change till the Enable input is HIGH even though the SET function active HIGH. Q changes the state from Low to High when the EN is High and the SET function is High. Q changes the state from High to Low only when the EN is High and the RESET function is High. Above I have given the proper explanation so please check it properly. THANK YOU!! :)