Difference between SR and RS Flip-Flop
Both SR and RS flipflop are electronic devices used for storing the binary information (i.e. 0 or Both of them are nearly same with more or less same functionality, but differ in their inputs.
SR (‘S‘ stand for SET and ‘R’ stand for RESET ) flip flop has inputs SET and RESET. The flip-flop’s output changes depending on the inputs, with ‘1’ triggering the SET state, ‘1’ triggering the RESET state, and ‘0’ indicating the current state.
Here SET has high priority when both the inputs are ‘1’.
RS (‘R‘ stand for RESET and ‘S’ stand for SET ) flip flop has inputs RESET and SET. The flip-flop maintains its current state when both inputs are ‘0’, as it enters the RESET state when the R input is set to ‘1’.
Here RESET has high priority when both the inputs are ‘1’.
In conclusion to difference between them we can say that both of them are nearly same with more or less same applications and functionality but differ in their input types.
RS Flip Flop
The RS flip-flop is used to store binary information (i.e. 0 or 1). It consists of two inputs, SET and RESET. In RS flip-flop ‘R’ Stands for RESET and ‘S’ stands for SET. The flip-flop keeps its present state even when one or both inputs are deactivated. The flip-flop enters the ‘0’ state when the RESET input is activated, and the ‘1’ state when the SET input is activated.