The difference between a D latch and a D flip-flop isO the D latch stores one bit, while the D flip-flop stores two bitsO the D latch has an enable, while the D flip-flop does notO the D latch is level-sensitive, while the D flip-flop is edge-triggeredthe D latch is sensitive to an enable, while the D flip-flop is sensitive to aclock

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The difference between a D latch and a D flip-flop is
O the D latch stores one bit, while the D flip-flop stores two bits
O the D latch has an enable, while the D flip-flop does not
O the D latch is level-sensitive, while the D flip-flop is edge-triggered
the D latch is sensitive to an enable, while the D flip-flop is sensitive to a
clock

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Flipflop is a digital memory that helps to store one bit. It is useful in sequential circuits. There are many types of flipflops:

J K flipflop,S R Flipflop,D flipflop,T flipflop.

Latch basically changes the output immediately on the basis of input. Latch has two inputs(SET & RESET) and two outputs. It also stores 1 or 0. Two outputs complement each other.

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