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  • https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Electrical_Engineering/Electronics/Book%3A_Digital_Circuit_Projects_-_An_Overview_of_Digital_Circuits_Through_Implementing_Integrated_Circuits_(Kahn)/09%3A_Memory_Basics_-_Flip-Flops_and_Latches/9.01%3A_Introduction
    Up to this point in this text all of the circuits are simple, or non-sequential, circuits. These circuits are called simple because the current is applied and the circuit takes on a set of values spec...Up to this point in this text all of the circuits are simple, or non-sequential, circuits. These circuits are called simple because the current is applied and the circuit takes on a set of values specified by the Boolean function for the circuit. The circuits have no state, or memory, of what previous values the circuit had. The state of a circuit is the values of all memory which is stored. State is maintained in memory, and memory is just a place to store the values that make up the state.

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