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Is latch a type of flip-flop? I'm confuse.
A latch is not a type of flip-flop; rather, it is a foundational component from which flip-flops are derived. A latch stores data based on the level of a clock signal, while a flip-flop captures data on the edges of the clock signal. Specifically, flip-flops can be constructed using gated latches, which themselves are built from basic latches. The discussion emphasizes the relationship between these components, illustrating that flip-flops are a subset of gated latches, which are in turn subsets of basic latches.
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