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What is the primary difference between edge-triggering and level-triggering in digital sequential circuits?
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- 1Edge-triggering responds to the amplitude level of the input data, while level-triggering responds to the clock edge.
- 2Edge-triggering responds to asynchronous inputs, while level-triggering responds only to synchronous control inputs.
- 3Edge-triggering consumes significantly more static power than level-triggering.
- 4Edge-triggering responds to a specific transition (low-to-high or high-to-low) of the clock signal, while level-triggering responds to the steady voltage state of the clock.✓
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Edge-triggering responds to a specific transition (low-to-high or high-to-low) of the clock signal, while level-triggering responds to the steady voltage state of the clock.
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