I'm trying to figure out what's the difference between a master-slave flip flop and a jk flip flop with the clock negated.
Do they behave in the same manner?
can I just say that a master slave flipflop is a flip flop which output id giben in the falling edge but recorded in the rising edge?
A JK flip flop with the clock negated has the truth table for a normal JK flip flop, however with the clock negated, the outputs are shifted by half of a clock cycle.
A master slave flip flop looks like this:
Source: Circuits Today
If you look at the truth tables for both, there isn't much difference. However looking at the gates of the negated clock input, Q can change at the same time as the clock and create a race condition. With the delay of the extra gates in the Master Slave JK flip flop this is not possible and prevents race conditions.
