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Hi, I am studying CPU's.
I understand the difference between a synchronous circuit and a asynchronous circuit. A synchronous circuit is in which the parts are synchronized by a clock signal, whereas a asynchronized is not.
I have read that asynchronized circuits do not offer a very practical memory because it changes whenever the R or the S input is pulsed. My question is why is this memory not practical, whats wrong with asynchronized circuits, why are synchronized circuits better?
Thanks
I understand the difference between a synchronous circuit and a asynchronous circuit. A synchronous circuit is in which the parts are synchronized by a clock signal, whereas a asynchronized is not.
I have read that asynchronized circuits do not offer a very practical memory because it changes whenever the R or the S input is pulsed. My question is why is this memory not practical, whats wrong with asynchronized circuits, why are synchronized circuits better?
Thanks