There must be some reason....Can anybody post it here?
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15 years ago
Why D flip flop is widely used in ASIC?
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As opposed, may I ask, to what? JK flops? C gates? Maxwell's daemons? Specificity of question leads to specificity of answer.
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Homework question?
Probably because they were widely used in discrete logic design for the 20 or 30 years before ASIC's
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Probably because it uses the least amount of chip area of any of the candidates for storing a bit.
And _that's_ probably because it's close to a SRAM cell, so there's been intense work over many years in making it as small and cheap as possible.
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Lumped element logic design is so last year...
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Well, for some things my primary reason is hunger. For some others it may be tiredness. Then there is boredom. HTH.
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