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In an SR Flip-Flop, what condition is considered invalid?

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Question: In an SR Flip-Flop, what condition is considered invalid?

Options:

  1. S=0, R=0
  2. S=1, R=0
  3. S=0, R=1
  4. S=1, R=1

Correct Answer: S=1, R=1

Solution: 

The condition S=1 and R=1 is invalid for an SR Flip-Flop as it leads to an indeterminate state.

In an SR Flip-Flop, what condition is considered invalid?

Practice Questions

Q1
In an SR Flip-Flop, what condition is considered invalid?
  1. S=0, R=0
  2. S=1, R=0
  3. S=0, R=1
  4. S=1, R=1

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

In an SR Flip-Flop, what condition is considered invalid?
  • SR Flip-Flop – A type of bistable multivibrator that has two inputs, Set (S) and Reset (R), and two outputs, Q and Q'.
  • Invalid Condition – A specific input combination that does not produce a valid output state, leading to uncertainty in the output.
  • Indeterminate State – A state where the output of the flip-flop cannot be determined due to conflicting inputs.
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