= Sequential logic
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Sequential logic is a type of digital logic circuit whose output depends not only on the current inputs but also on the history of past inputs. This means that the output state of a sequential logic circuit can change based on a sequence of inputs and the current state of the system. Unlike combinational logic, where the outputs are determined solely by the present inputs, sequential logic incorporates storage elements (memory), allowing it to maintain a state over time.
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