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Level trigger and edge trigger?

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Level triggering means the specified action occurs based on the steady state value of the input. An SR flip flop is an example of this - so long as S is true, the flip flop will stay set.

Edge triggering, on the other hand, means the specified action occurs on the edge of the transistion of the input, either from low to high or from high to low. The clock input of a D flip flop is an example of this - once the event ocurrs, the input must go back to its prior state and then generate the triggering edge again.

ANSWER: level triggering means when a certain level is reached the output will change states .
ANSWER: Edge triggering means that the output will change state on a leading or falling input transition depending on the application. It has nothing to do with RS or set or reset if conditions are right.

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