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1) Latches and flip-flops are circuit devices whose output is influenced by prior inputs and outputs as well as present inputs. A latch differs from a flip-flop in that it does not have a clock signal, whereas a flip-flop does. 2) An SR-latch, consisting of two NOR gates in a feedback loop, can store 1 bit of information and remember the last input (S or R) that was 1. 3) A D-flip-flop uses a master-slave configuration of two SR-latches and gates controlled by a clock to copy the input (D) to the output

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