For the sr-nand and sr-nor latches derive

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Question: For the SR-NAND and SR-NOR latches derive.

Part 1- Characteristic tables

Part 2- Characteristic equations

Part 3- Present State/Next State tables

The sequence to follow is t=0, SR=01, t=1, SR=00, t=2, SR=10, t=3, SR=11

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