I never heard of transparent flip flop and i think it refers to a 'd' flip flop where the output will follows the input with the clock. a master slave referred as j-k do not follow the input not until the master tells the slave to flip
In a master-slave flip-flip arrangement, the master flip-flop determines its state on one clock edge, while the slave flip-flop determines its state on the following clock edge. This way, the end-to-end output does not ever change on any one clock edge, so no race condition is possible.
by using master slave flip flop
You cannot. one is a master and a slave the other will follow data with the clock.
The 4027 master-slave filp-flop is a pair of CMOS edge triggered flip-flops connected in series. Assuming that you don't assert the set or reset inputs (which are overrides) the first flip-flop will follow the input on the leading edge of the clock, with the other following on the trailing edge.
A normal JK flip-flop has the output change state based on the input on the leading edge of clock, while the master-slave variety predetermines the output on the leading edge of clock and then effects the actual change of the trailing edge of clock, making it impervious to race conditions.
It work like a master slave flip flop if its not a logic 1 then its a 0.
RACE AROUND CONDITION OCCURS WHWN BOTH THE INPUT ARE HIGHAND THE OUTPUT THUS UNDERGOES A TRANSITION STATE.FOR EXAMPLE CONSIDER THE INPUT VALUES IN A JK FLIP FLOP;ie;J=K=1 ,THE OUTPUT Q0=0 IN NORMAL CASE WILL CHANGE TO 1 AND VICE VERSA. THE REMEDY FOR RACE AROUND PROBLEM CAN BE ELIMINATED BY USING A MASTER SLAVE J-K FLIP FLOP'S
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Types of flip flop:SR Flip-FlopClocked SR Flip-FlopD Flip-FlopJK Flip-FlopT Flip-FlopMaster-Slave Flip-FlopEdge Triggered Flip-FlopStatic Flip-FlopDynamic Flip-Flop
A plain JK flipflop is unreliable as it is enabled by the level of the clock, not the edge. In a master-slave flipflop, the master section captures the new state based on the inputs while the clock level is high, then the slave section captures the new state from the master while the clock level is low. This has the effect of making the flipflop act as if it was falling edge clocked but retains the simplicity of design of flipflops that are level enabled.
The "Race Around Condition" occurs when J+K=1 i.e. When the FF is in the toggle mode.the race around condition in JK latch can be avoided by:a) Using the edge triggered JK flip flop.b) Using the master slave JK flip flop.