Distinguish between combinational & sequential logic circuit, Computer Engineering

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Distinguish between combinational logic circuits and sequential logic circuits.

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Combinational logic circuits:-

(i) Outputs only depend upon present state of the input.

(ii) No memory element present or no feedback connection.

Sequential logic circuit:-

(i) Output not only depends upon the recent state of the input but also depend upon the earlier state of the output.

(ii) Memory component is present or a feedback connection is there.

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Block diagram of Combinational logic circuit

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Block diagram of Sequential logic circuit


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