The output of a sequential circuit depends on
both present and past input
A combinational circuit's output depends only on its present inputs.
A sequential circuit adds memory elements (flip-flops) whose stored state summarises the past inputs.
Its output is therefore a function of both the present inputs and this stored history.
Hence, both present and past input.
Similar Questions
Consider the following statements regarding combinational and sequential circuits.
(A) Output of combinational circuits depends on the only current input.
(B) Output of combinational circuit depends on the both current input and previous output.
(C) Output of sequential circuit depends on the current input.
(D) Output of sequential circuit depends on both current input and previous output.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Which of the following is a sequential circuit ?
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