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R ACE A ROUND C ONDITION. The race-around condition (Problem) occurs when both the inputs of JK-Flip-flop are 1. If the width of the clock pulse t P is.

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1 R ACE A ROUND C ONDITION

2 The race-around condition (Problem) occurs when both the inputs of JK-Flip-flop are 1. If the width of the clock pulse t P is too long, the state of the flip-flop will keep on changing from 0 to 1, 1 to 0, 0 to 1 and so on, and at the end of the clock pulse, its state will be uncertain. This phenomenon is called the r ece around condition. So in order to study race around condition, we have to clear some terms related to clock pulse. So let’s start with clock pulse.

3 C LOCK P ULSE tPtP t PLH t PHL Now t PLH = t PHL = ∆ t (Propagation delay time)

4 R ACE A ROUND C ONDITION The race around condition occurs if t P >> ∆ t. How we can avoid race-around condition? We can avoid race around condition by the following way. 1. If t P < ∆ t. 2. By using edge triggering flip-flop. 3. By using Master-Slave JK Flip-flop.


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