"produce a logic gate diagram showing how an output can be latched"

[youdsy]

hia got an assignment to do and i don't understand this question. any ideas??

thanks

 

[PhillyDee]

Use logic gates (OR XOR NAND AND etc) to produce a diagram, that, once you trigger it, stays on.

So using a combination of gates it looks like.

 

[Jay794]

I'm no expert but I assume you need to draw a "logic gate" with an "output latched on" to it? whatever that means

 

[youdsy]

Use logic gates (OR XOR NAND AND etc) to produce a diagram, that, once you trigger it, stays on.

So using a combination of gates it looks like.

cheers. thought it was something along those lines but wanted to be sure lol.

 

[Narj]

I wish I hadn't thrown out all my BTEC Electrical/Electronics Eng. notes because I used to do this sort of stuff a lot. I wish I could remember all the stuff I learned

 

[Art]

I wish I hadn't thrown out all my BTEC Electrical/Electronics Eng. notes because I used to do this sort of stuff a lot. I wish I could remember all the stuff I learned

The examiners on my A Level Technology exams loved this sort of stuff as well. I could always remember the latching circuit but never the memory ciruit....

 

[Narj]

The examiners on my A Level Technology exams loved this sort of stuff as well. I could always remember the latching circuit but never the memory ciruit....

I remember the flip flop but that's about it.

EDIT: isn't a flip flop essentially what they are asking for or am I being stupid?