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A simple SR latch (active‑low) has its S input high at 5 µs and its R input low at 15 µs. When does the output Q first become high?

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A simple SR latch (active‑low) has its S input high at 5 µs and its R input low at 15 µs. When does the output Q first become high?.

  1. A.At 5 µs when S goes high
  2. B.At 15 µs when R goes low
  3. C.At 20 µs after both changes
  4. D.It never becomes high

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  • At 15 µs when R goes low

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Evidence: The diagram shows S high at 5 µs and R low at 15 µs. Interpretation: In an active‑low SR latch, Q becomes high only when R is low.

Implication: The output will change to high at the moment R goes low. Conclusion: The correct answer is that Q first becomes high at 15 µs.

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