D Latch | D Latch Simulation in Proteus | Sequential Circuits | Digital Electronics

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In this video, you will get to know D Latch and simulation of D Latch in Proteus.
Contents of the Video:
1. What is D Latch?
2. Simulation of D Latch in Proteus
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@asfandiyarwali377 Год назад

sir, any strong definition why we use d-latch, and the main purpose.?

@ElectroDeCODE 3 месяца назад

A D-latch is used to store a single bit of data. Its main purpose is to ensure data stability and synchronization by capturing the input (D) on a specific level of the clock (typically when the clock is high). This prevents data changes while the clock is low, thereby eliminating glitches and ensuring predictable, stable outputs