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+Srinivas Paluri i think that when u are using nand gate then that is invalid case. but if u use the same case using nor gate, then that state is a memory state
and S=1 and R=1 will be the memory state in NAND gate presentation....if u have doubt u may draw the truth table of NAND gate and follow the steps that were done for the NOR representation
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00:07 The SR latch is used to store single-bit data in sequential circuits. 02:04 Explaining the use of clock in controlling the store 04:23 Explains the working of a SR latch 06:22 Analyzing the second case with s=1 and R=0. 08:32 S=1 and R=1 gives Q=0, Q' = 0, a contradiction. 10:36 Q and Q complement have unexpected outputs in certain configurations. 12:41 Avoid using S=1 and R=1 in SR latch and flip-flop. 14:43 Using a NAND gate instead of a NOR gate in the circuit
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I have a question, why the input positions (S and R) are reversed for NAND Latch compared to NOR latch? And also great explanation. You explained it better than any of the online sources I have been browsing!!
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@@darshanjaviya4770 yes I beleive so too, why flip S and R in the case of NAND gates? a high on the input S should always set Q to high, no matter which gates are used. S means "Set".
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I don't think the difference is because of interchanging S and R but more so because of changing the gates. The output of the latch depends upon the truth table of the gate we are using. So if we get memory for 1,1 in NAND and 0,0 in NOR, it is because the binary combinations of those gates yield different outputs.
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Dude first of all thanks for the video. I have a doubt, just after when you change the values of S and R after giving them 0 and 1 or 1 and 0... i.e., when you make both 0 why doesn't the values of Q and Qbar change, why does they remain same. I mean how did you make out that "previously Q is 1, input for one of Qbar is 1 so it will be 0". Also dude what happens when initially both are 0? Please reply
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+Neso Academy sir how can s=0 r=0 be a memory state when it is yielding two different outputs please explain
+Srinivas Paluri i think that when u are using nand gate then that is invalid case. but if u use the same case using nor gate, then that state is a memory state
it means that there wont be any change from the previous output if S=0 and R=0...kapish???
and S=1 and R=1 will be the memory state in NAND gate presentation....if u have doubt u may
draw the truth table of NAND gate and follow the steps that were done for the NOR representation
i sit for 2 hrs lecture i dont understand some if not most of it , I watch and listen your 6 to 16 minutes videos I understand every thing (God blessed you)
A video from 2015 yet being watched by countless of engineering students even now to understand their digital electronics course . Thank you so much Neso academy for being the best !!!!!
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Remain Blessed!
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oh you are a great Profesor ..... You deserve money for this. Soo helpfull... and really help me understanding this crazy thing. And now its not a crazy things anymore. I'm even looks like a profesor when I explain this in on my presentation in my class because I learn this from you.
00:07 The SR latch is used to store single-bit data in sequential circuits.
02:04 Explaining the use of clock in controlling the store
04:23 Explains the working of a SR latch
06:22 Analyzing the second case with s=1 and R=0.
08:32 S=1 and R=1 gives Q=0, Q' = 0, a contradiction.
10:36 Q and Q complement have unexpected outputs in certain configurations.
12:41 Avoid using S=1 and R=1 in SR latch and flip-flop.
14:43 Using a NAND gate instead of a NOR gate in the circuit
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Thank you so much sir, for explaining everything(case 3).
No one is teaching case 3, so when i am doing SR Latches i am getting confusion with that(about case 3), i wasted 1: 30 Min(On watching wrong RUclips videos) , now you cleared it.
Thank you so much sir.
struggled to learn sr_latch for 3 years of my course. here I am learning it for free :D
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I would like to make a little comment though... Usually the SR latch using NAND gates are named as S*R* (Sbar Rbar) latches to prevent confusion.
I have a question, why the input positions (S and R) are reversed for NAND Latch compared to NOR latch?
And also great explanation. You explained it better than any of the online sources I have been browsing!!
I've not got the topics as fast as I get from your video sir. You have the power of explaining the more complicated topics in a very easy and simple way sir.you are really doing a great help to students by offering these videos for free.
Thank you
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Sir I have little confusion that why we interchange S and R while using NAND gate??
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Sir, why we used 1 1 to check the memory condition incase of NAND SR latch?
Same doubt
Because latche made by using NAND gate has active High input conventionally
Bhuke ko khilana ya engineering student ko concept samjhana ek samaan punya ka kaam hai. Hats off Sir
When Set is 1 and Reset is 0; Output(Q) must be 0 ;Q' must be 1,but in NAND SR ,it's reverse,so S here is not Set?
Please elaborate.
I think he explained wrong...
@@darshanjaviya4770 yes I beleive so too, why flip S and R in the case of NAND gates? a high on the input S should always set Q to high, no matter which gates are used. S means "Set".
NAND is active low. that's why set=1 gives 0 at output
To help we named the inputs for a NAND latch S' and R' (the ' should represent a negator, because i cant draw lines over letters here)
@@AnasBashar as in nand gate we get the opposite result . to comply with that he has swapped them.
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I finally have hope to pass tomorrow's exam. I don't know if you teach better than my prof at IITK because I skipped so many classes.
Moral- Never skip classes.
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Super helpful video, thank you! But I was not prepared for how disturbing case 3 is.
haha sarcasm on point xD
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Why do the Reset in NAND SR latch is connected down, opposite to first case?
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Was having trouble understanding my lab specifications for one of my engineering courses and found this GEM posted 8 years ago😭 THANK YOU IMMEASURABLY❤ (I cracked up at "the thing you will see will disturb you" 🤣🤣)
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why R and S are interchanged in nand latch??
i wish i knew
I NEED TO KNOW TOO IF YOU KNOW NOTIFY ME
sushmita nigam To make it active low device
Bcoz if we keep them same then what would be the difference in Nand and Nor so we have interchange them..
I don't think the difference is because of interchanging S and R but more so because of changing the gates. The output of the latch depends upon the truth table of the gate we are using. So if we get memory for 1,1 in NAND and 0,0 in NOR, it is because the binary combinations of those gates yield different outputs.
after watching 30 to 40 minutes video of nptel on the same topic i came but everyrhing was cleared in just 16 minutes !!he has great talent of explaining any toughest concept that is to be understandable in very less time... you are greater than iit professors🙏
Dude first of all thanks for the video.
I have a doubt, just after when you change the values of S and R after giving them 0 and 1 or 1 and 0... i.e., when you make both 0 why doesn't the values of Q and Qbar change, why does they remain same. I mean how did you make out that "previously Q is 1, input for one of Qbar is 1 so it will be 0".
Also dude what happens when initially both are 0?
Please reply
Finally someone that can explain this in a detailed and simple way without making a mess, thank you
if we uses S output is Q and R output is Q'. , then the cases result would changes or not
In each your lecture you teach us those concept which are not taught and explained by teachers of our collages.
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