![Approximate adder with variable latency scheme[11]. clr: clear; clk: clock; rst: reset; D: input of D-flip-flop; Q: output of D-flip-flop. Approximate adder with variable latency scheme[11]. clr: clear; clk: clock; rst: reset; D: input of D-flip-flop; Q: output of D-flip-flop.](https://jcst.ict.ac.cn/fileJCST/journal/article/jcst/2023/2/JCST-2205-12537-5.jpg)
Approximate adder with variable latency scheme[11]. clr: clear; clk: clock; rst: reset; D: input of D-flip-flop; Q: output of D-flip-flop.
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![SOLVED: The D flip-flop 2. Create a state table for the following circuit (4 points): PRE D Q 5 * >CLK CLR 6 10 12 PRE D Q 11 >CLK CLR a SOLVED: The D flip-flop 2. Create a state table for the following circuit (4 points): PRE D Q 5 * >CLK CLR 6 10 12 PRE D Q 11 >CLK CLR a](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/c8b796f49a4f4ae2ac6741ffac16629f.jpg)
SOLVED: The D flip-flop 2. Create a state table for the following circuit (4 points): PRE D Q 5 * >CLK CLR 6 10 12 PRE D Q 11 >CLK CLR a
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