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The discussion centers on the differences between using a shift register with or without a latch. Participants inquire about the specific type of shift register being used, such as serial-serial, serial-parallel, or parallel-serial, as well as the part number. The original poster notes that their experiments show similar outputs regardless of the latch configuration. The efficiency implications of using a latch versus not using one remain unclear. Understanding the specific application and type of shift register is crucial for determining the impact on performance.
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hi guys, i want to ask a question. what's the difference if i use shift register with and without latch. I've done some experiments and the output is the same but will it effect its efficiency? thank u. =)
 
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This is a very open-ended question. Are you using a serial-serial, serial-parallel, or parallel-serial shift register? What part number are you using?
 

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