JK Flip Flop
A JK flip flop is a fundamental building block in digital electronics, used to store and control binary data. It is a type of sequential logic circuit that operates with two inputs—J and K—and a clock signal, producing two outputs: Q and its complement Q'. The JK flip flop is an improvement over the SR (Set-Reset) flip flop, as it resolves the ambiguity that occurs when both inputs are high.
Pin Configuration and Inputs
J (Set input)
K (Reset input)
CLK (Clock input)
Q (Normal output)