The applets in this chapter demonstrate many different types of flipflops from the basic level-controlled set-reset latch to edge-triggered master-slave type flipflops.

The next applets demonstrate the two- and three-input Muller C-gate. While not used very frequently in clocked circuits, the C-gate forms an important building-block for asynchronous circuits.

Finally, the chapter includes four different variants of a simple traffic-light controller based on D-flipflops, but designed using different state-encodings.

	Basic SR flipflops	applet	webstart	print
	SR-flipflop (variant)	applet	webstart	print
	Clocked SR-flipflop (AND-NOR)	applet	webstart	print
	D-type latch with NAND gates	applet	webstart	print
	Edge-triggered D-type flipflop	applet	webstart	print
	D-type flipflop with enable-input	applet	webstart	print
	JK-flipflop	applet	webstart	print
	Master-slave JK-flipflop with reset	applet	webstart	print
	Master-slave JK-flipflop (metastable)	applet	webstart	print
	TTL-series 7476 JK-flipflop	applet	webstart	print
	Flipflop components demonstration	applet	webstart	print
	LSSD level-sensitive scan design latch	applet	webstart	print
	TTL-series 74273 8-bit D-type register	applet	webstart	print
	TTL-series 74166 8-bit shift-register	applet	webstart	print
	Muller C-Gate	applet	webstart	print
	Muller C-Gate (3 inputs)	applet	webstart	print
	Micropipeline with C-gates	applet	webstart	print
	Traffic light controller (1/4)	applet	webstart	print
	Traffic light controller (2/4)	applet	webstart	print
	Traffic light controller (3/4, one-hot encoding)	applet	webstart	print
	Traffic light controller (4/4, ROM-based)	applet	webstart	print