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In India, the JK flip-flop is a fundamental component in digital electronics, widely used in local products like consumer electronics and industrial control systems. The race around condition occurs when the J and K inputs are both set to 1, and the clock pulse remains high for a duration longer than the propagation delay of the flip-flop. This can cause the output to toggle multiple times during a single clock pulse, leading to unstable behavior. In Indian-made devices, such as those from companies like Bharat Electronics, this issue is mitigated through careful design practices, including using edge-triggered flip-flops or master-slave configurations to ensure reliable operation in applications like telecommunications and computing. |
