Flip Flops

Flip-Flop ICs are edge-triggered bistable digital storage elements designed to capture and store a single bit of binary data on the transition (rising or falling edge) of a clock signal. Flip-flops are the fundamental hardware cells used to build registers, shift registers, state machines, counters, and digital memory blocks in digital electronics.

Flip-flops are available in D-type (Data), J-K, and T-type (Toggle) configurations, packaged in single, dual, quad, or octal configurations. Selection criteria focus on setup and hold times (picoseconds), maximum operating frequency (MHz), output current drive (mA), propagation delay, and compatibility with logic standard families (LVC, AUP, HC, HCT). Integrated clear and preset inputs provide manual state initialization.

Browse and compare flip-flop ICs on Octatronics from industry giants including Texas Instruments, Nexperia, onsemi, Toshiba, and Diodes Incorporated. Check real-time stock, review technical documents, and submit bulk RFQs online.