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Newbie asking: What do S, R, and Q on the chain mean?

2018-03-01View Original

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What do S R Q mean in a chain?
Reply #22018-03-02
The poster is referring to an RS flip-flop, where S is used for setting and R for resetting, with Q being the output. As for whether priority should be given to setting or to resetting, the original poster can look up relevant information on their own.
Reply #32018-03-02
RS flip-flop, with inputs R/S – where R is for reset and S is for set – and outputs Q/Q*.
Reply #42018-03-02
It would be better to include a picture, as it will make it easier for everyone to help. Additionally, you can take a look at the picture on the home page; there is definitely some explanation there. I agree with the opinion on the 3rd floor.

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