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Answer: A flip flop switches one connection between two points, a latch lock a connection, if you have a push to make press button and you press it, the circuit wil turn on but when you release the button it will turn off again, if you have a latch in the circuit then you can release the button and it will stay on.

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A: A flip flop will just change states on its outputs as requested by a clock, A shift register will sift a state in time with the clock serially.Example loading a code of 1010 next clock time it will be 0101 and so on.

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difference bet shuft register and counters

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A flip-flip is a storage element that can store just 1-bit .. so to store more bits we can combine a bunch of flip-flops to form a register.. so actually a flip is a basic unit of register.

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a shift register is a cascade of flip flops

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A D latch is a specific type of flip flop having a level sensitive enable instead of an edge sensitive clock.

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