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3. The modification of a cross-coupled inverter allows entry of this type of data
6. Type of logic circuit whose output depends solely on current inputs and not on past values
11. A basic component of combinational circuits, often used for addition
12. These components include adders and subtractors
13. Type of circuit whose output depends on past inputs and states
15. Type of gate that can be used to design a flip-flop, often used in digital circuits

1. This parameter must be considered in a sequential circuit
2. The disadvantage of the cross-coupled inverter; it cannot accept desired
4. A circuit that can perform multiple logic functions based on input combinations
5. Element used to store past inputs or outputs in a sequential circuit
7. A circuit capable of locking or latching information
8. A type of flip-flop used to create memory elements
9. Example of a sequential circuit that stores a single bit
10. The binary result of a logical operation; can be true or false
12. The logic gate that outputs true only when both inputs are true
14. The basic component used in a latch that consists of feedback loops